Anthropic publishes the Claude Certified Architect: Foundations (CCA-F) exam. The official study material is a Skilljar course plus scattered docs, and the community study repos that exist are mostly raw markdown lists of questions. This is a version that can be drilled on a phone without signing up for anything.
It is live at ericspencer.us/Claude-architect-quiz: 115 flashcards across 7 weighted domains, covering agentic architecture, tool design and MCP, Claude Code workflows, prompt engineering, context management, cross-cutting topics, and a Q&A bank that mirrors avidevelops/claude-architect-exam-prep so the well-known practice questions are included. The domain weights match the exam guide.
There are three modes. Cards is the standard flip-and-mark-known loop. Quiz is multiple choice with explanations and a per-domain score breakdown at the end, which points at the area to go back and read on the Anthropic docs site. Cram auto-cycles and weights toward the cards marked for review.
The whole thing is a static site: plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, no build step, no framework. data/flashcards.json is the single source of truth. Each card is:
{
"id": "unique-slug",
"type": "multiple-choice",
"question": "...",
"options": ["A", "B", "C", "D"],
"answer": "text of correct option",
"explanation": "Why this is correct + common gotchas",
"difficulty": "medium",
"tags": ["..."]
}
Progress lives in localStorage. Nothing is sent anywhere; there is no backend to send it to. Clearing browser data resets the "known" pile, which is the right tradeoff for something used for two weeks before an exam and then never again.
The one design choice worth calling out is that it is keyboard-first, on the grounds that grinding through 115 cards should not mean moving a mouse between every card. C jumps to cards, Q to quiz, R to cram, S to stats. Space reveals the answer, J marks for review, K marks as known, 1 through 9 picks a multiple-choice option, ? opens the help overlay. A full study session runs without touching the trackpad, which the other study sites do not offer.
Content was compiled from publicly available sources: the two community repos linked in the README, the Anthropic Academy program overview, the platform docs for prompt caching, tool use, batches, and MCP, and several longer write-ups on Dev.to and Medium. The project is not affiliated with Anthropic, and the site says so; the official exam guide remains the authority. The source is at the repo.