Clinical protocol sequencing
Drug-administration steps, sterile-field setup, code-blue response. Practice the exact sequence in safe space before the moment matters.
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Have Claude or ChatGPT build a step-ordering drill from your SOP, ready for any LMS.
Build sequencing activities in plain language. Learners drag SOP steps, protocol stages, or workflow tasks into the correct order. AI grades against your canonical sequence and flags both wrong orderings and forgotten steps.
What is it?
What is a process-builder activity?
A drag-and-drop training activity where the learner sequences steps into the correct order, an SOP, a clinical protocol, a deploy workflow, an incident-response playbook. The activity grades both order and completeness, so missing a step is as visible as putting two steps backwards.
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Drag-and-drop step sequencing with snap-into-place ordering -
Distractor steps the AI inserts so learners can't just sort a clean canonical list -
Per-step feedback explaining why each step belongs where it does -
Variants where multiple orderings are acceptable, scored on logical correctness, not exact match -
Exports as a SCORM 1.2 package for Cornerstone, Moodle, Canvas, TalentLMS, and every LMS -
Same bundle runs standalone in any browser for self-study without an LMS
How it works
How to build a process activity
in four steps.
From a plain-English SOP to a SCORM-ready sequencing exercise. No spreadsheet of steps, no rigid template, no manual distractor authoring.
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Paste the SOP or describe the process
Drop in the standard operating procedure, runbook, or protocol. The tool extracts the canonical sequence as the answer key.
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AI generates distractors
Plausible-but-wrong steps get added to the pool so learners can't just sort a clean list. Skipping a critical step is recorded distinctly from getting the order wrong.
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Tune the difficulty in chat
"Add a step that's easy to confuse with step 4." "Allow two valid orderings of the first three steps." Iterate by talking, not by editing JSON.
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Export as a SCORM 1.2 package
One command produces a SCORM 1.2 zip. Upload to any SCORM LMS. Step-level scores post back to the gradebook automatically.
Use cases by role
Process-builder training
for every workflow that has to be done right.
The same toolchain powers SOP training, clinical-protocol drills, software-deploy procedures, incident-response playbooks, and audit-readiness sequencing.
Deploy and rollback procedures
Train engineers on the exact sequence for production deploys, blue/green cutovers, or database migrations, and on the rollback steps when something goes wrong.
Incident-response playbooks
Detect, contain, eradicate, recover. Sequence the steps under simulated pressure so the first real incident isn't where engineers learn the playbook.
Standard operating procedures
Equipment changeovers, safety lockouts, end-of-shift handoffs. Process-builder training tests procedural memory without consuming line time.
Audit-readiness sequencing
Walk staff through the exact order of audit-prep tasks. Missing a step is more dangerous than doing them out of order, the format catches both.
Checklist drilling
Pre-flight, post-landing, emergency-descent checklists. Drilling sequence and completeness under timed conditions is exactly what process builders do.
Order- and completeness-graded sequencing
Every sequence graded on both order and completeness.
When the activity ends, the AI scores adjacent-step ordering and missing-step detection separately. Forgetting a step is recorded distinctly from getting the order wrong, because in many processes they're different failure modes with different consequences.
Update steps, weights, or distractor pool any time. Re-export the SCORM package and the next attempt grades against the new sequence.
Order-accuracy scoring
Each pair of adjacent steps is scored for relative order. Learners are penalized proportionally to how disrupted the sequence is, not just whether it's perfect.
Missing-step detection
Forgetting a critical step is recorded distinctly from getting the order wrong. Some processes have steps where omission is a different (worse) failure mode.
Multiple-valid-orderings mode
Some processes have parts that can happen in any order. Configure which step-pairs are order-independent, the grader respects it.
Session complete
Your Debrief
9/10
★★★★★★★★★☆
Total 9 / 10
Placed the critical safety step before the action steps without prompting.
Correctly rejected the distractor 'verify ID' step that doesn't belong in this protocol.
Allowed the two order-independent steps to fall in either order without losing points.
Plain-English authoring
Author process activities in plain English. Paste an SOP, get a SCORM activity.
Add a step, mark a pair as order-independent, raise the distractor difficulty, or rewrite the rubric, just describe the change in your own words. Your coding agent rebuilds the sequence and re-exports the SCORM package without you ever editing JSON.
When you're happy, export as a SCORM 1.2 package for your LMS, or use the same HTML bundle standalone.
Add a distractor step that looks like a safety check but isn't in this protocol.
Added distractor 'visual airway check', placed near the actual safety step to test discrimination.
Mark steps 3 and 4 as order-independent.
Marked
step-3 and step-4 as order-independent. Grader updated.Export as SCORM.
✓ process-builders.zip ready (SCORM 1.2, 14 KB)
Process Library
Start from real workflows
that have to be done right.
Paste any prompt into your coding agent to get a complete process-builder activity as a single self-contained HTML file. Adjust steps, distractors, or weights in plain language.
Clinical
Code-blue response sequence
A 12-step code-blue sequencing activity with 4 distractor steps. Grader treats compression-rhythm correction as a critical-step omission.
Prompt
Using /process-builders, build a 12-step code-blue activity with 4 distractors. Score on critical-step completeness and compression-rhythm timing.
Engineering
Blue/green deploy procedure
A 10-step blue/green deploy with 3 distractors. Grader respects order-independent steps in the health-check phase.
Prompt
Using /process-builders, build a 10-step blue/green deploy activity. Score on order accuracy and health-check completeness.
Security
Ransomware-incident playbook
An 8-step ransomware-response sequence with 3 distractors. Grader penalizes omitting evidence-preservation more heavily than misordering.
Prompt
Using /process-builders, build an 8-step ransomware playbook with 3 distractors. Score on evidence preservation, isolation order, and stakeholder comms.
Manufacturing
Lockout-tagout procedure
A 9-step LOTO sequencing activity with 3 distractors. Grader treats verification-of-zero-energy as a critical-step omission.
Prompt
Using /process-builders, build a 9-step LOTO activity with 3 distractors. Score on zero-energy verification and tag-removal order.
Compliance
SOX audit-prep sequence
A 14-step SOX-audit prep with 4 distractors. Grader rewards completeness over speed, since omitting evidence is the dominant failure mode.
Prompt
Using /process-builders, build a 14-step SOX audit-prep activity. Score on completeness, evidence-collection order, and sign-off sequencing.
Aviation
Emergency-descent checklist
A 7-step emergency-descent checklist with 2 distractors. Grader treats oxygen-mask deployment as a critical-step omission.
Prompt
Using /process-builders, build a 7-step emergency-descent activity. Score on oxygen-mask priority, ATC notification, and descent-rate decision.
SCORM & LMS
SCORM 1.2 process-builder activities for any LMS.
Every process-builder activity exports as a standards-compliant SCORM 1.2 package. Upload the zip, assign it like any other course activity, and step-level scores flow back to the gradebook automatically.
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Single SCORM 1.2 zip, upload to your LMS, no integration work, API keys, or custom JavaScript -
Completion, score, and time-on-task post back via cmi.core.score.rawandcmi.core.lesson_status -
Tested with Cornerstone OnDemand, Moodle, Canvas LMS, TalentLMS, Docebo, Brightspace, Absorb, 360Learning, SuccessFactors, and Workday Learning -
Same self-contained HTML bundle runs standalone on a public page, an intranet, or as an embedded iframe -
Accessibility-first drag-and-drop: keyboard navigation and screen-reader support out of the box -
Grading runs inside the bundle, no middleware, no data warehouse, no analytics SDK required
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about
process builders.
Authoring, sequencing rules, LMS compatibility, distractor generation, model choice, answered directly.
A process-builder activity is a drag-and-drop training exercise where learners sequence steps into the correct order, an SOP, a clinical protocol, a deploy workflow. The activity grades both the order of the steps and the completeness of the sequence.
Sort-and-categorize tests classification, which bucket does this item belong to. Process builders test sequencing, what order do these steps happen in. They share the drag-and-drop UI but grade different skills.
You can mark step-pairs as order-independent. The grader respects which steps must come in a specific order and which can happen in any order, scoring on logical correctness rather than exact match.
Yes. The AI generates plausible-but-wrong distractor steps so the learner can't just sort a pre-sorted clean list. Picking up a distractor is recorded as a distinct error type.
Yes. Every activity exports as a SCORM 1.2 package, which works in Cornerstone, Moodle, Canvas, TalentLMS, Docebo, Brightspace, and every other SCORM-compliant LMS. Step-level scores post back automatically.
Two dimensions. Order accuracy scores adjacent-step relative order. Completeness scores whether all required steps were included. Total score combines them with weights you choose.
Yes. Paste an existing SOP or runbook and the tool extracts the canonical sequence as the answer key. You review the extracted steps before publishing.
Process Builders is in active development. It will install via your coding agent with a single command, the same way the existing role-play skill works today. Add your email below and we'll let you know the day it ships.