# Scormbusters

> Scormbusters is a hosted eLearning authoring tool. Its paid service migrates legacy eLearning courses — Adobe Captivate Classic, Articulate Storyline and Rise 360, Lectora, iSpring, Moodle backups, and any course where only the published SCORM output survives — into editable courses built from blocks designed for WCAG 2.1 AA (your content and a human review decide conformance), exported back to SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, cmi5 or xAPI.

- No lock-in: export to SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, cmi5 or xAPI, or as a project file that imports back, and packages keep working in your LMS if you leave. (https://scormbusters.com/#no-lock-in)
- A full editor: 37 block types, a Scenes slide editor with triggers, branching, question pools, review links, version history and co-editing. (https://scormbusters.com/#full-editor)
- Bring your own AI: connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Codex or Gemini over MCP; we never call a model and sell no AI credits. (https://scormbusters.com/#bring-your-own-ai)

Migration works from the published package alone, so a lost source file (.cptx, .story, iSpring project, Lectora project) is not a blocker. Imported courses are ordinary editable content (text, images, media, quiz questions with answer keys), not an embedded copy of the old player. Storyline triggers and variables and Captivate Classic actions are rebuilt as working triggers where the slide canvas can run them the same way (about half in our test corpus); custom JavaScript never is; every import reports what did not come across.

Importing is free; migrations are counted when an imported course is first exported or published, never when it is imported, and courses built in Scormbusters never count. Hosted Designer includes 5 migrations a month, Studio 25, the 14-day trial 3. Beyond that: migration credits at $99 a course (10 for $790, 50 for $2,950), the Library Pass at $4,900, or done-for-you migration at $600–$1,200 a course. The accessibility scan is free and needs no account.

## Migration: problems and answers

- [Migrate your courses](https://scormbusters.com/migrate): Move courses from Storyline, Rise 360, Captivate, Lectora, iSpring, Articulate Studio, Flash-era packages, Moodle or any SCORM/AICC/cmi5/xAPI package into editable courses, from the published output, no source files needed.
- [Captivate Classic migration](https://scormbusters.com/captivate-classic-migration): Move Adobe Captivate Classic courses (9 to 2019, plus all-new 12/13) into editable, responsive courses, from the .cptx or from the published output alone.
- [Open a .cptx in the new Captivate](https://scormbusters.com/open-captivate-classic-project-in-new-captivate): Why the all-new Captivate (12/13) will not open a Captivate Classic .cptx, what Adobe's beta importer in 13.1 accepts, and the options when it does not fit.
- [Captivate to Storyline or Rise](https://scormbusters.com/convert-captivate-to-storyline-or-rise): There is no Captivate importer in Storyline or Rise 360. The realistic options for moving Captivate courses to another tool, and what can be automated.
- [Edit SCORM without the source file](https://scormbusters.com/edit-scorm-without-source-file): Turn a published SCORM package into an editable course — text, media and, where the package carries them, quiz questions with answer keys — and re-export it.
- [Lost .story file? Storyline output to editable](https://scormbusters.com/storyline-published-output-to-editable): Recover the text, images and quizzes from a published Storyline HTML5 package when the .story file is gone.
- [Rise 360 alternative](https://scormbusters.com/rise-360-alternative): Keep every Rise 360 course editable without a per-seat subscription: what Articulate 360 costs, how to export each Rise course before renewal, and what a Scormbusters import keeps.
- [Articulate Studio end of support](https://scormbusters.com/articulate-studio-end-of-support): What Articulate Studio 360's end of support on 2026-12-31 means, Articulate's own routes into Storyline 360 and Rise 360, and exactly what Scormbusters can and cannot do with Studio packages today.
- [Flash (SWF) eLearning to HTML5](https://scormbusters.com/convert-flash-elearning-to-html5): The options for Flash-era courses when there is no source file — emulation, re-recording, rebuilding — and the structure-only recovery Scormbusters can do.
- [Lectora course to editable](https://scormbusters.com/convert-lectora-course): Convert a Lectora course — the published HTML or the .awt project — into an editable, responsive course and new SCORM, cmi5 or xAPI.
- [iSpring course to editable](https://scormbusters.com/convert-ispring-course): Edit a published iSpring Suite or QuizMaker course without the original PowerPoint or project folder, and export it again.
- [Moodle backup (.mbz) to SCORM](https://scormbusters.com/moodle-backup-to-scorm): Turn a Moodle course backup into an editable course and a SCORM, cmi5 or xAPI package for another LMS. User data is never imported.

## Accessibility compliance

- [ADA Title II and eLearning](https://scormbusters.com/ada-title-ii-elearning-accessibility): The ADA Title II and HHS Section 504 WCAG 2.1 AA deadlines for online courses, and how to remediate a legacy course library before them.
- [Make old eLearning WCAG 2.1 AA](https://scormbusters.com/make-elearning-accessible-wcag): How to make an existing Captivate, Storyline or SCORM course WCAG 2.1 AA accessible: what can be patched, what cannot, and when to migrate instead.
- [SCORM conformance](https://scormbusters.com/scorm-conformance): How Scormbusters SCORM 1.2 and 2004 exports are verified: automated runs against SCORM Cloud and a from-scratch Moodle 4.5, every claim dated, every check reproducible.
- [Accessibility conformance](https://scormbusters.com/accessibility-conformance): The live WCAG 2.1 AA status of Scormbusters' published courses and of the authoring tool itself — per-claim evidence, enforced by tests, gaps stated plainly.
- [Audit a course library for accessibility](https://scormbusters.com/elearning-library-accessibility-audit): Scan a whole library of published SCORM, cmi5, xAPI and AICC courses at once: which WCAG criteria fail where, which courses to fix first or retire, and the text of each course without importing it.

## Comparisons

- [Bring your own AI](https://scormbusters.com/bring-your-own-ai): Scormbusters charges nothing for AI: connect the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for over MCP. Compare that with authoring tools that price AI per seat with expiring credits.
- [Articulate 360 alternative](https://scormbusters.com/articulate-360-alternative): A flat-priced, browser-based alternative to Articulate 360 that imports published Storyline and exported Rise 360 courses as editable ones, and uses your own AI assistant instead of credits.
- [Captivate alternative](https://scormbusters.com/captivate-alternative): Choosing a tool after Adobe Captivate: a browser-based editor that imports Captivate Classic projects and publishes, and all-new 12/13 publishes, as editable courses.
- [Scormbusters vs ScormEdit](https://scormbusters.com/compare/scormedit): ScormEdit patches text and images in a package; Scormbusters rebuilds the course as editable content, quizzes included.

## Product

- [Free accessibility scan](https://scormbusters.com/scan): Upload a published course zip or paste its URL and get a WCAG accessibility report plus a screen-reader transcript. No account; the file is uploaded for scanning only and deleted immediately, never kept.
- [Free rebuild preview](https://scormbusters.com/preview): Upload a published course and play it rebuilt as an editable Scormbusters course, with the list of anything to rebuild by hand. Free, no account, no card; the private link lasts seven days.
- [Import scorecard](https://scormbusters.com/scorecard): What share of words, images, media, quiz questions and interactions Scormbusters recreates, measured on every release across real published courses from 13 authoring tools and standards.
- [Free SCORM package checker](https://scormbusters.com/check): Check a published SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, cmi5, xAPI or AICC zip before uploading it to an LMS: what will break, what it means for learners and how to fix it. No account; the file is uploaded for checking only and deleted immediately, never kept.
- [Pricing](https://scormbusters.com/pricing): Hosted authoring plans with a 14-day trial; importing is free and migrations are counted when an imported course is first exported, with credits, a Library Pass or done-for-you migration for larger libraries.
- [Help center](https://scormbusters.com/help): How-to guides for importing, editing, checking and exporting courses.
- [Documentation](https://scormbusters.com/docs): Every Scormbusters guide and reference in one place: getting started, the block and Scenes editors, migration, delivery to an LMS, accessibility, plans, AI assistants over MCP and the developer APIs.
- [REST API reference](https://scormbusters.com/docs/api): REST API reference (OpenAPI 3): courses, enrollments, analytics and webhooks, with request and response shapes.
- [MCP server](https://scormbusters.com/docs/mcp): Connect your AI assistant to Scormbusters over the Model Context Protocol.

## Documentation

The documentation home is https://scormbusters.com/docs. Every guide and reference page below is checked against the product and dated; the full text of each is in https://scormbusters.com/llms-full.txt.

### Get started

What Scormbusters is, and the first course: from a template, from scratch or from an import.

- [What is Scormbusters?](https://scormbusters.com/help/overview): What Scormbusters does, how courses are structured (course, module, lesson, block), and how building and taking a course fit together.
- [Start a course: blank, from a template, or from an import](https://scormbusters.com/help/course-templates): The three ways to start a course in Scormbusters — a blank course, one of four templates with sample content, or an import of a course you already have — and exactly what each template contains.
- [Create Your First Course](https://scormbusters.com/help/create-first-course): Step by step: create a course, add modules and lessons, build a lesson from blocks, preview it, publish it and enroll learners.

### Build

Two editors: lessons of stacked blocks that reflow on any screen, and Scenes, a slide canvas with triggers, variables and states.

- [Block types reference](https://scormbusters.com/help/block-types): Every block in the Scormbusters lesson editor: text, layout, media, interactive and question blocks, what each does and when to use it.
- [Building Quizzes & Assessments](https://scormbusters.com/help/quiz-blocks): How Scormbusters scores quiz blocks, lessons and courses, how passing score and max attempts work, and how to reuse questions from the question bank.
- [Question pools and slide draws](https://scormbusters.com/help/question-pools): Give each learner a random selection: set Questions per attempt on a lesson, or a Random draw bank on Scenes slides. How the draw is made, kept on resume, scored and exported.
- [Custom Interactions: Your Own Code, Tracked](https://scormbusters.com/help/custom-interactions): Run your own HTML, CSS and JavaScript in a lesson, sandboxed, and have it report a score, completion and saved state to Scormbusters and to the LMS through a small postMessage API.
- [Custom interactions](https://scormbusters.com/docs/custom-interactions): Run your own HTML, CSS and JavaScript in a lesson, sandboxed, and track it: the Scormbusters API and postMessage protocol for score, completion, saved state and height, the sandbox, and the limits.
- [Branching with the Adaptive Editor](https://scormbusters.com/help/flow-editor): Route learners to different lessons by score, pass or fail, completed lessons or the answer they chose, using the Adaptive tab: connections, conditions, priorities, the Path Simulator and validation.
- [Adding Video to Your Course](https://scormbusters.com/help/video): Add video to a Scormbusters lesson: link YouTube or Vimeo, upload through Cloudflare Stream or Mux, upload a file directly, and add captions.
- [Theming and branding](https://scormbusters.com/help/theming-branding): Set a course's theme (presets, colors and fonts) and your organization's branding (name, logo, color, export footer), and where each one shows: the preview, the hosted player and exported packages.
- [The Scenes editor: slides, objects and layers](https://scormbusters.com/help/scenes-editor): Find your way around the Scenes slide canvas: which courses open in it, the slide panel, the insert toolbar, the Properties panel, layers, undo, keyboard shortcuts, preview and exporting a package.
- [Scenes triggers, variables and states](https://scormbusters.com/help/scenes-triggers): How interactivity works on the Scenes slide canvas: the events and actions a trigger can use, conditions, course variables, object states, the order triggers run in, and how Storyline triggers and Captivate actions arrive on import.
- [Stakeholder review: links, feedback and the author inbox](https://scormbusters.com/help/stakeholder-review): Send a subject-matter expert or client a review link — no account or seat needed — and work through their feedback: the kinds of feedback, approvals, change detection, replies and applying a suggested rewrite in one click.
- [Version history and comparing versions](https://scormbusters.com/help/version-history): How Scormbusters keeps earlier versions of lessons and Scenes courses, how to restore one, and how Compare versions shows what a learner would see differently — every change to a question called out first.
- [Preflight: catching problems before you publish](https://scormbusters.com/help/preflight): 30 checks that run as you build a Scenes course and stop the export on definite errors — broken triggers, unanswerable questions — and ask before exporting with accessibility gaps.

### Migrate

Bring courses across from the tool that made them — the published package is enough — and read what the import report says.

- [Migrate your courses](https://scormbusters.com/migrate): Move courses from Storyline, Rise 360, Captivate, Lectora, iSpring, Articulate Studio, Flash-era packages, Moodle or any SCORM/AICC/cmi5/xAPI package into editable courses, from the published output, no source files needed.
- [Import an Adobe Captivate course (.cptx or published output)](https://scormbusters.com/help/import-captivate): What Scormbusters reads from a Captivate Classic .cptx, a Classic HTML5/SCORM publish (CPM.js) and an all-new Captivate 12/13 publish (project.js); what comes across, what does not, and how it differs from Adobe's own Classic importer.
- [Import a published Storyline course (no .story file needed)](https://scormbusters.com/help/import-storyline): How Scormbusters recovers the real text, pictures, layers, quizzes and triggers from a Storyline HTML5 publish — including text hidden behind Storyline's font subsetting — and exactly what does not survive: JavaScript, motion paths and the few trigger forms Scenes cannot run the same way.
- [Import a published SCORM, AICC, cmi5 or xAPI package](https://scormbusters.com/help/import-published-scorm): Which published packages Scormbusters can turn into editable courses — SCORM 1.2/2004, AICC, cmi5, xAPI, Rise 360, Lectora, iSpring, Articulate Studio, Adapt, H5P, Common Cartridge, QTI and Moodle backups — how the zip is handled, the 100 MB limit, and what to try when an import fails.
- [Reading the import report](https://scormbusters.com/help/reading-the-import-report): Every part of the screen you see after an import — the counts, 'things need rebuilding by hand', 'Worth knowing', the accessibility fixes, problems during the import and error messages — what each means and what to do next.
- [Captivate Classic migration](https://scormbusters.com/captivate-classic-migration): Move Adobe Captivate Classic courses (9 to 2019, plus all-new 12/13) into editable, responsive courses, from the .cptx or from the published output alone.
- [Lost .story file? Storyline output to editable](https://scormbusters.com/storyline-published-output-to-editable): Recover the text, images and quizzes from a published Storyline HTML5 package when the .story file is gone.
- [Rise 360 alternative](https://scormbusters.com/rise-360-alternative): Keep every Rise 360 course editable without a per-seat subscription: what Articulate 360 costs, how to export each Rise course before renewal, and what a Scormbusters import keeps.
- [Lectora course to editable](https://scormbusters.com/convert-lectora-course): Convert a Lectora course — the published HTML or the .awt project — into an editable, responsive course and new SCORM, cmi5 or xAPI.
- [iSpring course to editable](https://scormbusters.com/convert-ispring-course): Edit a published iSpring Suite or QuizMaker course without the original PowerPoint or project folder, and export it again.
- [Moodle backup (.mbz) to SCORM](https://scormbusters.com/moodle-backup-to-scorm): Turn a Moodle course backup into an editable course and a SCORM, cmi5 or xAPI package for another LMS. User data is never imported.
- [Articulate Studio end of support](https://scormbusters.com/articulate-studio-end-of-support): What Articulate Studio 360's end of support on 2026-12-31 means, Articulate's own routes into Storyline 360 and Rise 360, and exactly what Scormbusters can and cannot do with Studio packages today.
- [Flash (SWF) eLearning to HTML5](https://scormbusters.com/convert-flash-elearning-to-html5): The options for Flash-era courses when there is no source file — emulation, re-recording, rebuilding — and the structure-only recovery Scormbusters can do.
- [Edit SCORM without the source file](https://scormbusters.com/edit-scorm-without-source-file): Turn a published SCORM package into an editable course — text, media and, where the package carries them, quiz questions with answer keys — and re-export it.
- [Open or edit a Captivate 2017/2019 course without Captivate](https://scormbusters.com/help/open-captivate-project-without-captivate): No Captivate license, an old .cptx that newer versions reject, or only the published SCORM zip left? Here is what each option can and cannot recover, and how to get an editable course from the published output alone.
- [Free SCORM package checker](https://scormbusters.com/check): Check a published SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, cmi5, xAPI or AICC zip before uploading it to an LMS: what will break, what it means for learners and how to fix it. No account; the file is uploaded for checking only and deleted immediately, never kept.

### Deliver

Publish a link, export a package for any LMS, launch over LTI, or send activity to a learning record store.

- [Publishing and sharing a course](https://scormbusters.com/help/publish-and-share): Three ways a course leaves the editor: publish it with a public link and your organization's catalog, share it for review, or export a package — and how to test that package in a SCORM player first.
- [Export a course to your LMS (SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, cmi5, xAPI)](https://scormbusters.com/help/export-to-lms): How to export a SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, cmi5 or xAPI package, which to choose, how to upload it to Moodle and SCORM Cloud, how question pools behave in an LMS, and how resume data is kept inside SCORM 1.2's 4,096-character limit.
- [Translate a course and ship every language in one package](https://scormbusters.com/help/translate-course): Add languages to a course, translate them in Scormbusters, with a translation vendor over XLIFF or with your own AI assistant, then export one SCORM or xAPI package that carries every language, with a learner language picker and progress that survives switching.
- [LMS compatibility](https://scormbusters.com/docs/lms-compatibility): What is verified where: dated SCORM Cloud and Moodle runs for SCORM 1.2 and 2004, the per-LMS matrix, the two platform quirks every vendor hits, and how to reproduce every claim.
- [SCORM conformance](https://scormbusters.com/scorm-conformance): How Scormbusters SCORM 1.2 and 2004 exports are verified: automated runs against SCORM Cloud and a from-scratch Moodle 4.5, every claim dated, every check reproducible.
- [SCORM course doesn't resume or loses progress](https://scormbusters.com/help/scorm-course-not-resuming): Why learners restart a SCORM course from the beginning: SCORM 1.2's 4,096-character suspend_data limit, LMS quirks on relaunch, and new package versions — and how to diagnose each.
- [Enrolling Learners](https://scormbusters.com/help/enrollment): Enrol existing org members in a course by email or through a group, set due dates, track progress and remove enrollments.
- [Setting Completion Rules](https://scormbusters.com/help/completion-rules): Set a course's passing score, attempt limit, availability dates, lesson unlock schedule and completion certificate, and see which settings learners are held to today.
- [Understanding Your Analytics Dashboard](https://scormbusters.com/help/analytics): What each Analytics card and chart measures (learners, completions, average score, completion rate, drop-off by lesson) and how to filter by course and period.
- [Advanced Reports](https://scormbusters.com/help/advanced-reports): Learner transcripts, question-level quiz analysis and time on task per lesson, each exportable to CSV.
- [LTI 1.3 Integration (Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard)](https://scormbusters.com/help/lti-setup): Connect Canvas, Moodle or Blackboard to Scormbusters with LTI 1.3 so learners launch courses from the LMS without a separate login.
- [LTI 1.3 setup](https://scormbusters.com/docs/lti): Connect Scormbusters to Canvas, Moodle or Blackboard as an LTI 1.3 tool: registration, keys, launch flow, learner provisioning, and AGS grade passback to the LMS gradebook.
- [Connecting an xAPI / LRS](https://scormbusters.com/help/xapi-lrs): Send xAPI statements to SCORM Cloud, Learning Locker, Watershed or any xAPI 1.0.3 LRS, and see exactly which statements Scormbusters sends.
- [xAPI / LRS integration](https://scormbusters.com/docs/xapi): Forward learning activity statements to any xAPI Learning Record Store, configured per organization, with the exact statement schemas sent.
- [Keep your courses: exporting everything, and what happens if you cancel](https://scormbusters.com/help/keep-your-courses): Your courses are yours. Download any course or the whole library as an open project export, export LMS packages that work without Scormbusters, and keep doing both for at least 90 days after a subscription ends.
- [The project export format](https://scormbusters.com/help/project-export): What is inside a Scormbusters project export: project.json, the media folder and the JSON Schema — how courses, Scenes slides, triggers, question pools and translations are written, and how to import one back.

### Accessibility

The checks, what to fix after an import, and what Scormbusters does and does not claim about conformance.

- [The accessibility checks, mapped to WCAG 2.1 AA](https://scormbusters.com/help/accessibility-checker): Every accessibility check Scormbusters runs — in the lesson editor, the slide editor, preflight and the free scan — with the WCAG 2.1 success criterion each one maps to, what it cannot check, and the ADA Title II and HHS Section 504 deadlines.
- [Accessibility triage after an import](https://scormbusters.com/help/accessibility-triage): The first accessibility pass on an imported course: Fix accessibility now, alt text triage (describe once, or mark decorative), the lesson editor's checker, and what Export with known issues means.
- [Accessibility](https://scormbusters.com/docs/accessibility): What is accessible today, how it is enforced in code, and what remains: the published course output, the authoring tool itself (ATAG), and the automated checks that gate regressions.
- [Accessibility conformance](https://scormbusters.com/accessibility-conformance): The live WCAG 2.1 AA status of Scormbusters' published courses and of the authoring tool itself — per-claim evidence, enforced by tests, gaps stated plainly.
- [Free accessibility scan](https://scormbusters.com/scan): Upload a published course zip or paste its URL and get a WCAG accessibility report plus a screen-reader transcript. No account; the file is uploaded for scanning only and deleted immediately, never kept.
- [Make old eLearning WCAG 2.1 AA](https://scormbusters.com/make-elearning-accessible-wcag): How to make an existing Captivate, Storyline or SCORM course WCAG 2.1 AA accessible: what can be patched, what cannot, and when to migrate instead.
- [ADA Title II and eLearning](https://scormbusters.com/ada-title-ii-elearning-accessibility): The ADA Title II and HHS Section 504 WCAG 2.1 AA deadlines for online courses, and how to remediate a legacy course library before them.

### Teams & billing

Who can do what in a workspace, what each plan includes, and the record of who changed what.

- [Team Roles and Permissions](https://scormbusters.com/help/team-roles): What Owners, Admins, Members and Viewers (learners) can do, how one person works in several workspaces, how to hand over ownership or remove someone, and how to restrict a course to assigned authors.
- [Invite Your Team](https://scormbusters.com/help/invite-team): Invite teammates to your Scormbusters org, choose the right role (Owner, Admin, Member, Viewer) and manage pending invitations.
- [Plans and limits](https://scormbusters.com/help/plans-and-limits): What Designer, Studio and Enterprise include — authors, monthly migrations, storage, library scans and features — how migrations and credits are counted, how the 14-day trial works, what happens at a limit, and why learners and reviewers are always free.
- [Audit Log](https://scormbusters.com/help/audit-log): See which admin and integration changes are recorded in the Scormbusters Audit Log, how to filter them, and how to export them.
- [Pricing](https://scormbusters.com/pricing): Hosted authoring plans with a 14-day trial; importing is free and migrations are counted when an imported course is first exported, with credits, a Library Pass or done-for-you migration for larger libraries.

### AI assistants (MCP)

Scormbusters makes no AI calls of its own. Connect the assistant you already use and it works on your courses with your permissions.

- [Connect Your AI Assistant](https://scormbusters.com/help/ai-features): Scormbusters has no built-in AI and no AI fees. Connect the assistant you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or any MCP client — over OAuth or a personal token, and it works on your courses, on your own subscription.
- [What to Ask Your AI Assistant](https://scormbusters.com/help/ai-workflows): Working recipes for an AI assistant connected over MCP: modernize an imported course, draft quizzes from lesson content, write alt text, translate, audit accessibility and export.
- [MCP server](https://scormbusters.com/docs/mcp): Connect your AI assistant to Scormbusters over the Model Context Protocol.
- [Bring your own AI](https://scormbusters.com/bring-your-own-ai): Scormbusters charges nothing for AI: connect the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for over MCP. Compare that with authoring tools that price AI per seat with expiring credits.

### Developers

The REST API, signed webhooks and the machine-readable descriptions behind them.

- [REST API reference](https://scormbusters.com/docs/api): REST API reference (OpenAPI 3): courses, enrollments, analytics and webhooks, with request and response shapes.
- [API Keys & Webhooks](https://scormbusters.com/help/api-keys): Create scoped organization API keys for the REST API, personal tokens for AI assistants, and verify signed webhooks for course, learner and organization events.
- [Webhooks](https://scormbusters.com/docs/webhooks): HMAC-signed webhooks for ten course, learner and organization events, with per-event payloads, signature verification, delivery behavior and delivery logs.
- [OpenAPI 3 spec (JSON)](https://scormbusters.com/api/openapi): The machine-readable REST API description the reference is rendered from, for code generators and API clients.
- [MCP reference as Markdown](https://scormbusters.com/docs/mcp.md): The whole MCP server reference — setup, every tool with its schema, errors and workflows — as one Markdown file for language models.

## Optional

- [Full facts for language models](https://scormbusters.com/llms-full.txt): capabilities, formats, limits, dates, pricing model and every page's facts in one file.
- MCP server: https://scormbusters.com/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP; sign in with your Scormbusters account over OAuth, or send a personal access token (oc_pat_…) from Settings → API). A connected assistant can build courses, import and fix legacy Storyline and Captivate courses (including writing alt text for their pictures with view_scene_images), audit accessibility, and export SCORM, cmi5 or xAPI packages.
- [MCP reference for LLMs](https://scormbusters.com/docs/mcp/llms.txt): setup for each client and every tool with its schema, examples and errors (same text at https://scormbusters.com/docs/mcp.md).