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Author a teach workspace's lessons/reference/index in markdown and build both the browsable HTML site and a phone-friendly EPUB from that one source.
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A relentless interview that asks every frontier question at once, round by round.
Break a plan, spec, or the current conversation into a set of tracer-bullet tickets, each declaring its blocking edges, published to the configured tracker — edges as text in one file per ticket locally, or native blocking links on a real tracker.
Print the relevant text as raw copy-able markdown and copy it to the clipboard. Run `/markdown file` to copy it as a file reference instead, for pasting into Slack.
Move issues and external PRs through a state machine of triage roles — categorise, verify, grill if needed, and write agent-ready briefs.
Review the changes since a fixed point (commit, branch, tag, or merge-base) along two axes — Standards (does the code follow this repo's documented coding standards?) and Spec (does the code match what the originating issue/PRD asked for?). Runs both reviews in parallel sub-agents and reports them side by side. Use when the user wants to review a branch, a PR, work-in-progress changes, or asks to "review since X".
Implement a piece of work based on a spec or set of tickets.
| name | teach-epub |
| description | Author a teach workspace's lessons/reference/index in markdown and build both the browsable HTML site and a phone-friendly EPUB from that one source. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| argument-hint | path to the teach workspace (defaults to the current directory) |
Extends teach — read it first for the pedagogy (mission, ZPD, wisdom, assets, lesson/reference philosophy). This skill only covers the format delta: markdown authoring, index generation, and generating both the HTML site and the EPUB from one source.
Same workspace as teach, with the source format changed:
lessons/NNNN-slug.md, reference/slug.md — markdown, not HTML. This is the authored source.index.md — new: teach-epub owns index generation, since teach never produced one. Keep it
short — course title, one paragraph pulled from MISSION.md, a linked list of lessons in order, a
link into the reference section.assets/style.css — the shared web stylesheet, exactly as teach uses it today. The EPUB build
never edits it.site/ — generated HTML output (index.html, lessons/*.html, reference/*.html). Build
output, not hand-edited — regenerate rather than patch.<Course Title>.epub — generated EPUB, written to the workspace root.Plain markdown. The # heading is the title, and must be the only top-level heading in the file —
the EPUB build splits chapters on it. Give it an explicit id so cross-doc links can target it:
# What Class Is Risperdal? {#risperdal-what-class-is-it}
Link to another lesson or reference doc by its .md path plus that doc's heading id:
[medication classes](../reference/medication-classes-glossary.md#medication-classes-glossary)
The build rewrites this per target — .md → .html for the site, collapsed to the bare #anchor
for the EPUB (files are concatenated into one book there). Don't hand-author .html links or
anchor-only links — they'd be right for one target and wrong for the other.
Store image files under assets/images/ and reference them as workspace-root-relative paths, with
no ../ prefix, regardless of which file (index.md, lessons/*.md, reference/*.md) does the
referencing:
The EPUB build resolves this correctly as-is (it runs with the workspace root as its working
directory). The site build rewrites it per output file's depth via --metadata imgprefix=... and
scripts/images-site.lua — don't hand-author a ../-prefixed path, it would only be correct for one
target's directory depth.
Author as a markdown definition list, not a pipe table — pipe tables shrink to illegibility on phone-width EPUB readers:
Dose range
: 0.25mg–3mg, dosed by weight.
Half-life
: ~20 hours.
Renders identically on both targets from the same source; only the EPUB build adds the stacked
key-value card styling (assets/epub-overrides.css), so no dual-authoring is needed. Small tables (a
couple of short cells) can stay as ordinary pipe tables — they degrade fine.
Authored once, rendered twice — an interactive click-to-answer widget on the web, a static answer key in the EPUB — as a fenced div:
::: quiz
Q: Your neighbor says her daughter takes an SSRI for anxiety, and you mention your son takes
Risperdal for the same reason. What's the most accurate response?
1. "Same idea — just a different brand of anxiety medication."
2. "Actually his is a different class — it's for irritability/aggression, not anxiety directly."
3. "His is a much stronger version of the same drug."
Correct: 2
Right feedback: Right. Different drug class, different target symptom.
Wrong feedback: Not quite — see the correct answer highlighted above.
:::
Right feedback: / Wrong feedback: are optional and web-only — the EPUB has no click interaction
to give feedback on, so its answer key is just the numbered choices plus Answer: 2, never the full
correct-choice text repeated.
Per teach's own quiz guidance: keep every choice the same length, and don't hint at the answer
through formatting.
Requires pandoc (validate the EPUB with epubcheck if it's installed — zero errors is the bar).
Run scripts/build.py [workspace-dir] (defaults to .). It:
index.md + lessons/*.md + reference/*.md to site/*.html, one page per file, each
linked to assets/style.css, quizzes rendered as the interactive widget
(scripts/quiz-web.lua + assets/quiz-widget.html), cross-doc links rewritten to .html
(scripts/links-site.lua), image paths depth-prefixed for that page's location
(scripts/images-site.lua).index.md + lessons/*.md (filename order) + reference/*.md straight into
<Course Title>.epub via one pandoc … --split-level=1 call — no manual concatenation step,
pandoc's own chapter splitting and cross-reference rewriting handle it. assets/style.css plus
this skill's assets/epub-overrides.css are layered on as --css; quizzes render as the static
answer key (scripts/quiz-epub.lua); cross-doc links collapse to in-book anchors
(scripts/links-epub.lua).assets/epub-overrides.css is EPUB-only — it flattens the type scale to two sizes (heading, body)
and styles the two markdown-native fallbacks (dl for wide tables, .quiz-static for quiz answer
keys). It's referenced straight from this skill directory; nothing needs copying into the workspace.