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Use when the student wants to checkpoint their progress mid-session — flushes all current session state to the global education DB without ending the session
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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Use when the student wants a mini-task or practice exercise on the current topic — generates short focused challenges adapted to learning type (code, conceptual, or scenario-based). Results saved to global education DB.
Use when the student wants a structured side-by-side comparison of two concepts — creates a researched comparison table, usage scenarios, misconceptions, and key takeaway adapted to the student's level
Use when the concept needs ANIMATION or INTERACTIVITY to be understood — step-by-step protocol flows, sorting algorithm traces, state machine transitions, network packet journeys, or anything where static images fall short. Generates a self-contained .html file with Canvas/SVG + JavaScript. Opens in any browser, zero dependencies. For static diagrams use /ascii (simple) or /excalidraw (complex).
Use when the student wants to generate Anki-style flashcards from studied topics — creates question/answer cards in Markdown and Anki-compatible CSV, prioritized by weak areas and misconceptions. Cards saved to global education DB and project-local docs.
Use when the student wants a visual learning roadmap for a goal or topic area — reads current knowledge state, researches the standard learning path, and generates an interactive .excalidraw diagram with color-coded topic nodes, prerequisite arrows, and milestone markers. Visual companion to /research.
Use when the user wants to be quizzed, tested, or asked questions on any topic — programming concepts, protocols, algorithms, tools, or any subject they are studying
| name | save-progress |
| description | Use when the student wants to checkpoint their progress mid-session — flushes all current session state to the global education DB without ending the session |
Mid-session checkpoint that persists everything learned so far to the global education DB. Unlike /summary (which ends the session), this saves state and keeps going.
/save-progress — save everything from the current session so far
Review the conversation so far and identify:
For each topic touched this session, create or update ~/.local/share/claude-education/topics/<slug>.json:
{
"name": "Topic Name",
"slug": "topic-name",
"status": "weak|learned|solid",
"depth": "surface|working|deep",
"first_seen": "[date first encountered]",
"last_reviewed": "[today]",
"next_review": "[calculated]",
"review_interval_days": 1,
"quiz_scores": [],
"misconceptions": [],
"prerequisites": [],
"related_topics": [],
"notes": ""
}
For each quiz taken this session that hasn't been saved yet, write to ~/.local/share/claude-education/quizzes/[date]_[topic].json.
Update ~/.local/share/claude-education/dashboard.json:
last_session and current_topicAdd entries to ~/.local/share/claude-education/sessions/[date].jsonl for any events not yet logged:
{"time": "[now]", "event": "checkpoint", "topics_saved": ["..."], "note": "mid-session save"}
If you learned anything new about the student (preferences, background, goals), update ~/.local/share/claude-education/student.json.
Sync memory/knowledge_gaps.md with the current state if it exists.
── Progress Saved ────────────────────────
Topics updated: [list]
Quizzes saved: [count]
Misconceptions recorded: [count]
Dashboard synced: ✓
Keep going! Your progress is safe.
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