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clickmax-classrooms

Use when the user wants to list, inspect, create, update, link content to, copy members between, or delete classrooms inside Clickmax member portals.

First seen Jun 16, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://docs.clickmax.io

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Versionv12.1.3
LicenseMIT
CompatibilityRequer o MCP da Clickmax ativo e conectado. Os nomes de tool
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author
Bilhon Technologies LTDA
version
v12.1.3
tools
["classroom_list","classroom_get","classroom_details","classroom_create","classroom_update","classroom_add_content","classroom_copy_members_from","classroom_delete"]

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History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 87 installs

SKILL.md

As tools abaixo aparecem com os nomes que o MCP da Clickmax registra. Se o seu cliente de IA prefixar nomes de tool (mcp<servidor>, mcp<servidor>, ou outro), use o nome já prefixado que aparecer na sua lista de tools.

When this applies

Use this skill for classroom/container operations inside portals: list/get/details/create/update classrooms, add content to a classroom, copy members from another classroom, or delete a classroom.

Not this skill:

  • portal-wide administration -> use the direct portal tools
  • member-user lifecycle/enrollment detail -> clickmax-members

Key assumptions

  • classrooms are portal-bound for life
  • classroom_details is the rich inspection call because it includes contents and lessons
  • adding content is idempotent for the same course/content
  • deleting a classroom removes enrollments and content links, but members can still retain portal access

Thought process

  1. Resolve the classroom and its parent portal first.
  2. Distinguish inspection from content-linking from membership-copy operations.
  3. Confirm destructive delete when intent is not already explicit.

Execute guide

  • Use classroom_list with the portal id first when the user gives only portal context.
  • Use classroom_get with the classroom id for basic identity or status checks.
  • Use classroom_details with the classroom id before editing content or copying members so you can inspect linked contents and lesson structure.
  • Use classroom_create with the destination portal id, the classroom name, the initial contentsIds, and any contentsAccessTime entries when the classroom should start with pre-linked content.
  • Use classroom_update with the classroom id plus only the fields that should change. Common patterns: rename the classroom with name; add timed content with contentsToAdd entries carrying contentId, accessDuration, and accessUnit; remove linked content with contentsIdsToRemove.
  • Use classroomaddcontent with id (the classroom's own id — NOT classroomId) and contentId when the user wants to link one existing content item without a broader classroom update.
  • Use classroomcopymembers_from with confirmed sourceId and targetId only for enrollment copying between classrooms.
  • Use classroom_delete with the classroom id only when the user is clearly asking for removal.
  • After any mutation, use classroom_details again with the classroom id when the user expects the final linked-content state.

Report

  • Start with the classroom name and portal context.
  • For inspection, report linked contents first, then notable lesson/access details.
  • For mutations, report exactly what changed: created, renamed, content added/removed, members copied, or deleted.
  • When listing multiple classrooms, keep the result as a short cohort and cap long outputs with +N more.
  • Treat follow-up mutations as opt-in only unless the user already asked for them explicitly.

Warnings

  • Classroom delete is destructive for enrollments/content links.
  • Adding content does not author the course; it links an existing course into the classroom.

Anti-patterns

  • Treating classroom creation as portal creation.
  • Assuming member access is identical to classroom enrollment.