Meta DAX › Help
Make your first lesson in about ten minutes.
You teach your own child. Meta DAX helps you build them one lesson for the exact spot where they are stuck, through the thing they love. This is the plain-language help: pick a route, run it, open what it builds, and go. It is a way in for one child today — a way, never the way.
Your first lesson, start to finish
- Get it, by whichever route suits you. The Claude skill, a plain prompt for any AI chat, or a web questionnaire if you would rather not use an AI at all. Pick one below.
- Answer its questions. About a dozen, in plain words — a nickname (never a real name), a rough age, the subject, the exact spot where it keeps going wrong, and what your child loves. Nothing identifying.
- Open what it builds. You get a two-page package: a page for you and a page for your child, with a game built through what they love. Open it in the player, or print it.
- Run the session, then come back. The page leaves a short note for next time; the next session is built straight from it.
The pages in this guide
- Install the skill in ClaudeAdd the skill folder to your assistant, then type one message to begin.
- Use any AI chatPaste one plain prompt into whatever assistant you already pay for.
- No AI? Use the questionnaireAnswer about a dozen questions on the web and someone builds it for you, free.
- Open it and print itOpen your package in the player, and print the learner page and the guide key.
- Session two, and several kidsRun the next session from the note the page leaves, keep a learning record, teach more than one child.
- Share a sampleOffer a generic version, with nothing identifying, to help the next family.
- Questions and answersIs it free? Does it save anything? Ages? Does it replace a curriculum?
What Meta DAX is, for parents who homeschool → Browse the sample library
A few things to know first
- It is free, and it stays free. It runs on an AI subscription you already pay for, or on the web questionnaire, which costs nothing.
- It describes what your child does. It never names a condition or a diagnosis, on any page, ever.
- Your child’s side is a game and a set of answered questions, used with you beside them. There is no AI on your child’s side.
- Nothing is stored about you or your child unless you choose to share a generic version, and a person reviews that before it ever appears.