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A test skill that should be ignored by the vault parser.
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
Exports flashcards from an EstudeMe vault into a neutral JSON file (suitable for Anki import). Use when the user asks 'export my cards', 'export cards to Anki', 'give me a card export', or wants to take cards out of the vault. Don't use to list cards in place — use list-cards.
Gives a complete state overview of an EstudeMe vault by orchestrating validation, trail listing, and metrics into a single coherent report. Use when the user asks 'how is my vault', 'give me an overview', 'state of my study system', 'review my vault'. Don't use for a single trail — use inspect-trail.
Reports vault-wide metrics in an EstudeMe vault: trail count, module count, notes per trail, cards per trail, overall structure summary. Use when the user asks 'show vault metrics', 'how is my progress overall', 'give me numbers on my vault'. Don't use to inspect a single trail — use inspect-trail.
Validates an EstudeMe vault: checks frontmatter against the schema for each document type and reports broken wikilinks. Use when the user asks 'validate my vault', 'check my vault', 'any broken links', 'is my vault healthy'. Don't use to inspect a specific trail's progress — use inspect-trail.
Lists all flashcards in an EstudeMe vault. Use when the user asks 'list my cards', 'what flashcards do I have', 'show me my cards', or wants a card inventory. Don't use to export cards to an external format — use export-cards.
Shows detailed progress and status for a specific trail in an EstudeMe vault: modules covered, notes per module, completion percentage. Use when the user asks 'how is my trail X', 'status of trail X', 'progress on the Java trail'. Don't use to list multiple trails — use list-trails.
| name | list-trails |
| description | A test skill that should be ignored by the vault parser. |
This file lives under .agents/skills/ and is consumed by AI agents, not by the EstudeMe parser. The vault walker must skip it.
