Refresh outdated content
Use source materials as references while an assistant rewrites lessons, updates examples, and tightens assessments.
CourseCode Framework is an open-source, AI-first way to build SCORM, cmi5, and LTI courses from regular project files. Desktop and Cloud are optional layers around the framework, not replacements for it.
A strong CourseCode use case is modernizing training that already exists: old SCORM exports, slide decks, PDFs, Word docs, scripts, job aids, and SME notes. Instead of only republishing the same material, rebuild it as a maintainable project that AI tools can inspect, revise, test, and improve over time.
Use source materials as references while an assistant rewrites lessons, updates examples, and tightens assessments.
Turn static slide content into checks, scenarios, accordions, tabs, matching, sequencing, and other LMS-reportable interactions.
The upgraded course lives in regular project files, so future edits, reviews, localization, and LMS exports are easier.
Course teams need to know what changed, how a course is built, and whether it will report correctly in the LMS. That is harder when the source is difficult to review, version, or test outside one authoring surface.
Teams cannot easily review how a course is built, diff meaningful changes, or understand generated output.
Closed project formats limit scripting, CI checks, reusable templates, and repeatable delivery workflows.
AI checks work better when they can read source files, preview state, screenshots, interactions, and runtime errors.
Course structure, content, interactions, and configuration live in files your team can inspect and version.
Run local preview, test interactions, inspect LMS state, and catch issues before uploading to an LMS.
MCP tools let assistants inspect the preview, capture screenshots, run lint checks, and test interactions.
Export SCORM, cmi5, or LTI locally, or use CourseCode Cloud when managed delivery is useful.
The core open-source authoring engine: runtime, preview, components, interactions, LMS packaging, and AI-ready MCP tooling.
A visual app for instructional designers and non-developers who want the same framework workflow with a GUI.
Managed deployment, hosting, licensing, analytics, and team workflows for courses built with the framework.
CourseCode keeps LMS output practical: SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, cmi5, and LTI paths from one course source.
If you are comparing authoring options, start with the framework comparison pages.
For a practical look at AI-assisted SCORM production, read the article on open-source course authoring.