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Claude Certified Architect practice trainer

Adaptive practice for Anthropic's Claude Certified Architect, Foundations exam (CCAR-F). Built by Chuck for the Society and free for anyone studying. It remembers what you miss, brings it back on a schedule, and drops what you have mastered.

How it works. Answer a question, rate how sure you are, then get the correct answer, the reasoning, and why each wrong option is wrong. Train in rounds of ten, take 30-question mock exams weighted to the official blueprint, and repeat until nothing comes back. Every question is written from a task statement in Anthropic's official CCAR-F Exam Guide and shows the objective it tests. Your progress is stored in your own browser only; nothing is sent to us.
Before you register. The exam is delivered through the Claude Partner Network, and registration runs through the Anthropic Partner Academy. Joining the network starts free at the Registered tier. This trainer is an unofficial study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, and no question comes from the real exam.
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Where you stand

Each bar shows how far every question in that domain has moved toward mastered. A question is mastered after it has been answered correctly and confidently on several separate days.

Your weakest questions

How this trainer works
  1. You rate your confidence before you see the answer. Sure-and-wrong is where the deepest learning happens, so those get flagged.
  2. You get the correct answer, the reasoning, and why each wrong option is wrong, immediately.
  3. A miss comes back later in the same round. Then it is due again tomorrow, then in 3 days, 7, and 14. A guess that happens to be right does not advance.
  4. Domains are shuffled together, never grouped, because the real exam mixes them.
  5. Rounds are ten questions. Do one or two a day rather than a marathon.
  6. Mock exams draw 30 questions in the real exam's domain proportions, favoring what you have not mastered, so a perfect score means something.
  7. Questions written from the official CCAR-F Exam Guide task statements show their objective number (for example 1.4) so you can look up the exact skill being tested.

Progress is stored in this browser only. Use the weak-spot report on a round summary to get new questions written for the areas you keep missing.

    Before you check: how sure are you?
    GuessingFairly sureSure

    Round complete

    What you missed this round

    Weak-spot report

    Copy this and paste it to Claude with: "Write me 20 new CCA-F practice questions targeting these weak spots." Then the new questions can be added to this file.

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