Practice questions for the four Claude certifications. The assistant never sees the key.
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https://aicertificates.study/api/mcp5 tools · 355mslist_examsThe Claude certifications covered here, with exam codes, item counts, fees and the full domain list with published weights. Call this first to get valid exam slugs.The Claude certifications covered here, with exam codes, item counts, fees and the full domain list with published weights. Call this first to get valid exam slugs.
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get_practice_questionReturns one original practice question with its options and no answer key. Present it to the user and let them choose before calling check_answer. Pass every id already served in exclude_ids — this server is stateless and remembers nothing.Returns one original practice question with its options and no answer key. Present it to the user and let them choose before calling check_answer. Pass every id already served in exclude_ids — this server is stateless and remembers nothing.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| exam* | string | Exam slug from list_exams. |
| domain | string | Optional domain id (e.g. "d3") to drill one area. Domain ids come from list_exams. |
| exclude_ids | array | Question ids already served in this session, so they are not repeated. |
| focus | string | Optional ordering by how everyone else answers these questions: "hardest" serves the highest crowd miss rates first, "traps" serves the questions most people g… |
my_progressTheir recorded history for one exam, broken down by blueprint domain with the weakest first, plus how their misses compare with everyone else's on the same free-form questions. Call this at the start of a study session to decide what to drill, and after a run of questions to show what moved. It nam…Their recorded history for one exam, broken down by blueprint domain with the weakest first, plus how their misses compare with everyone else's on the same free-form questions. Call this at the start of a study session to decide what to drill, and after a run of questions to show what moved. It nam…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| exam* | string | Exam slug from list_exams. |
open_studyOpen or resume the study page for an exam, optionally focused on a domain or a sub-objective. Use this when someone asks to study rather than to be quizzed in chat: the page gives them a visible question they answer themselves, and once it is open a richer set of tools appears for reading and steer…Open or resume the study page for an exam, optionally focused on a domain or a sub-objective. Use this when someone asks to study rather than to be quizzed in chat: the page gives them a visible question they answer themselves, and once it is open a richer set of tools appears for reading and steer…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| exam* | string | Exam slug from list_exams. |
| domain | string | Optional blueprint domain, e.g. "d3". |
| sub_objective | string | Optional concept, e.g. "d1.5". Ids are per-exam. |
check_answerGrades the user's choice and returns an explanation for EVERY option, including the ones they did not pick. On this exam two options are frequently defensible and only one is credited, so the reasons the wrong options lose are the part worth teaching.Grades the user's choice and returns an explanation for EVERY option, including the ones they did not pick. On this exam two options are frequently defensible and only one is credited, so the reasons the wrong options lose are the part worth teaching.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| exam* | string | Exam slug. |
| question_id* | string | The id from get_practice_question. |
| selected* | array | Option letters the user chose, e.g. ["B"] or ["B","D"]. |
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Practice questions for the four Claude certifications. The assistant never sees the key.
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