Guido van Dijk
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Eight step-by-step guides, appendices (design patterns, design card with eight filled-in examples, AI tools in education), facilitator guide and presentation. LeX Consultancy edition; screenshots from the Dutch build of the same apps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Design card: School guide assistant
For the AI Agents workshop · filled-in example for guide 2
LeX Consultancy B.V. · 20 September 2026
This is what the card looks like once filled in. Form: Agent with knowledge base, guide 2. Compare with your own card: does box 1 name one person, and does box 5 have a test that must fail?
| 1. Who is it for | 2. What goes in |
|---|---|
| A parent who wants to know at 21:30 whether their child has to report sick at reception tomorrow or can phone. Has never read the school guide. | One question in plain language, in the chat. No form. |
| 3. What comes out | 4. What it must stick to |
|---|---|
| An answer of at most five sentences in plain English, with the chapter of the school guide it comes from. Or: "that is not in the school guide, please call reception". | Only answers from the school guide in the knowledge base (school-guide-example-college.pdf); invent nothing; refer on when in doubt. Knowledge base: the school guide, split per paragraph. |
5. How you know it works
| Test | What goes in | What must come out |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What time does the first lesson start? | The right time, with a reference to the chapter on lesson times |
| 2 | May my child bring a phone? | The phone rule from the school guide, briefly |
| 3 (the hard one) | What is the head teacher's salary? | "That is not in the school guide" and a referral to reception |
What this card decided
- Boxes 1 and 2 decided the input fields and the first question of the app.
- Box 4 decided the form (Agent with knowledge base) and what had to go into the knowledge base or the files.
- Test 3 decided which rule had to be in the instruction literally; without that test it would have been forgotten.