Install Texas Assessment Builder
Download the skill, install it in ChatGPT Work, and start your first assessment.
Before you begin
Make sure you have access to the tools and resources you need.
Upload the ZIP
Open a new Work conversation and attach the downloaded ZIP.
Install the attached Texas Assessment Builder skill, then verify that it is installed persistently in my personal skills and available in future conversations.
Ask ChatGPT to install it
Send this request with the attached file.
Texas assessments requiring content-expert guidance
Confirm installation
Open Plugins → Skills. Find Texas Assessment Builder under Installed, or use Search Skills to find it by name.
Example request
@Texas Assessment Builder Create a 12-item English I assessment on analyzing argumentative texts. Assess [TEKS taught in this unit]. Use any attached lessons and district curriculum guidance to match the taught content and expected rigor. Avoid untaught content. Emphasize evaluating claims, analyzing supporting evidence, and making text-based inferences. Determine the passages, other stimuli, and item formats that best assess these TEKS and the intended student thinking, using applicable Texas assessment expectations. Return student and annotated teacher Word documents and an audit ZIP, ready for content-expert review and revision.
Start your first assessment
Start a new Work conversation and select @Texas Assessment Builder.
Example: English I. Replace the bracketed text with your TEKS, then adapt the course, unit, and instructional goals. Attach relevant district curriculum materials when available.
If you want to use a specific passage or source, attach it and tell the skill how it should be used.
Your content experts guide the work. AI agents develop and review the assessment around Texas standards and your district’s curriculum.
Need help?
- The skill does not appear
- Refresh the Skills page or open a new conversation.
- What should I include in my request?
- Include the grade or course, unit, applicable Texas standards, item count, taught content, and intended student thinking. Add relevant district curriculum resources and any passage or source you want used. Specify item formats when you have a particular requirement.