Canvas LMS Claude Code Agent Workflow
Canvas Pilot started from the same power-user pattern that made Claude Code useful: local files, local instructions, repeatable workflows, and an operator who reviews the result before it matters.
Why Claude Code users understand the shape
A strong local agent workflow is not only a prompt. It is the combination of instructions, files, checks, and review boundaries. Canvas Pilot applies that shape to Canvas LMS coursework: scan what is pending, write a plan, ask for approval, run only approved workflows, and write inspectable outputs.
Claude Code and Codex
The public project preserves a legacy Claude Code path while moving toward Codex as the primary driver. The product idea is driver agnostic: Canvas access plus course-specific workflow memory should work with any capable local agent environment.
Not autonomous submission
The default result is a draft and a report for review. Auto-submit is not the product default. Canvas Pilot is built around explicit approval and local inspection because coursework data and submissions are sensitive.
Related pages
See the Canvas LMS Codex agent page, the power-user guide, and the GitHub repo.