菜单
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.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Guide the learner through a domain's hands-on build exercise. Use this skill when the learner says /build N or is routed here after passing a domain quiz. Reads the domain's build-exercise.md, sets up workspace/domain-N/, walks through phases with progressive hints, and does NOT write code for them.
Teach a specific domain of the Claude Architect course interactively. Use this skill when the learner says /domain N or selects a domain to study. Reads the domain's content.md and teaches one task statement at a time, adapting depth to the learner's experience level.
Run a practice quiz for a specific domain of the Claude Architect course. Use this skill when the learner says /quiz N or is routed here after completing domain content. Reads the domain's quiz-questions.md for questions, presents one at a time, then loads quiz-answers.md to reveal answers after each response. Tracks score and identifies weak areas.
Review the learner's build exercise implementation against acceptance criteria. Use this skill when the learner says /review, pastes code, or describes what they built. Evaluates against the build-exercise.md acceptance criteria and gives specific feedback tied to exam concepts.
Create a new skill file and add it to /skills/. Use this whenever a capability gap is identified mid-session — something that would be useful now and in future sessions. Trigger when someone says "we need a skill for X", "can you learn how to do Y", or when a repeated pattern emerges that isn't covered by an existing skill.
| 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. |
Show the learner where they stand across all 5 domains and recommend what to do next.
Read progress/state.json. If it doesn't exist, report that no progress has been recorded yet
and suggest running /start.
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 startedin progress (3/7) = partially complete (with count)DONE = completedPASSED 8/10 = quiz passed with scoreFAILED 5/10 = quiz attempted but not passedOverall readiness = weighted average of domain completion:
Apply domain weights (27%, 18%, 20%, 20%, 15%) to get overall percentage.
Display as:
Overall Exam Readiness: [X]%
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
Based on progress, recommend ONE specific next action:
/domain 3 — it's the most hands-on and builds confidence."/quiz N for the domain you just finished."/domain N, then retry /quiz N."/build N."/reference/."