progress-tracker

name	progress-tracker
description	Display and manage the learner's progress across all domains. Use this skill when the learner says /progress, /domains, or asks about their overall progress. Reads progress/state.json, shows a summary table, calculates readiness, and recommends next actions.

Progress Tracker

Purpose

Show the learner where they stand across all 5 domains and recommend what to do next.

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How to run this

Step 1 — Load state

Read progress/state.json. If it doesn't exist, report that no progress has been recorded yet and suggest running /start.

Step 2 — Show the progress table

Display a table like this:

Domain                                    | Weight | Content    | Quiz       | Build
------------------------------------------|--------|------------|------------|----------
1. Agentic Architecture & Orchestration   | 27%    | [status]   | [status]   | [status]
2. Tool Design & MCP Integration          | 18%    | [status]   | [status]   | [status]
3. Claude Code Configuration & Workflows  | 20%    | [status]   | [status]   | [status]
4. Prompt Engineering & Structured Output  | 20%    | [status]   | [status]   | [status]
5. Context Management & Reliability       | 15%    | [status]   | [status]   | [status]

Status indicators:

• --- = not started
• in progress (3/7) = partially complete (with count)
• DONE = completed
• PASSED 8/10 = quiz passed with score
• FAILED 5/10 = quiz attempted but not passed

Step 3 — Calculate readiness

Overall readiness = weighted average of domain completion:

• Content complete = 40% of domain score
• Quiz passed = 30% of domain score
• Build complete = 30% of domain score

Apply domain weights (27%, 18%, 20%, 20%, 15%) to get overall percentage.

Display as:

Overall Exam Readiness: [X]%

Step 4 — Identify weak areas

If any quiz has weak_areas recorded, list them:

Areas needing review:

• Domain 1, Task Statement 1.4: Workflow Enforcement & Handoff
• Domain 3, Task Statement 3.6: CI/CD Integration

Step 5 — Recommend next action

Based on progress, recommend ONE specific next action:

• If no domains started: "Start with /domain 3 — it's the most hands-on and builds confidence."
• If content done but no quiz: "Test yourself with /quiz N for the domain you just finished."
• If quiz failed: "Review your weak areas in /domain N, then retry /quiz N."
• If quiz passed but no build: "Apply what you learned with /build N."
• If everything done: "You've completed all domains! Consider retaking quizzes for any weak areas, or dive deeper with the reference article in /reference/."

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Common failure modes to avoid

• Showing raw JSON — Format the data as a readable table, not a JSON dump.
• Not calculating readiness — The percentage gives the learner a clear sense of where they stand.
• Recommending too many next steps — One recommendation. Keep it focused.