/progress

Context

Course outline: !cat course-outline.md 2>/dev/null || echo "NO_COURSE — run /tutor:create-course first"

Your Task

Read the learner's progress from auto memory and present a clear, concise progress report.

What to Show

1. Course Overview

• Course title and project
• Total modules and how many are completed
• Simple progress indicator (e.g., "Module 7 of 20")

2. Completed Modules

• List completed modules with their titles
• For each, note if a quiz was done and the confidence rating

3. Concept Confidence Map

• List concepts that have been covered
• Group by confidence level:
  • Solid — answered correctly with "Knew it" confidence
  • Getting there — answered correctly with "Somewhat sure" or tested multiple times with improving results
  • Needs reinforcement — answered incorrectly, or "Guessed" confidence
• If no quizzes have been done yet, note that confidence data will build as modules progress

4. Next Up

• What the next module is (title and concepts)
• Any concepts from "Needs reinforcement" that will be organically reviewed in upcoming modules

Format

Keep the report clean and scannable. Use tables or bullet lists — no walls of text. Example structure:

## Progress: [Course Title]

**Module 7 of 20** — [Project Name]

### Completed
| # | Module | Quiz | Confidence |
|---|--------|------|------------|
| 1 | Python Basics | Predict output | Knew it |
| 2 | Data Structures | Multiple choice | Somewhat sure |
| 3 | Functions | — (skipped) | — |
...

### Confidence Map

**Solid:** variables, f-strings, list comprehensions, dict access
**Getting there:** function arguments, return types
**Needs reinforcement:** decorators, error handling

### Next Up
Module 8: Error Handling with try/except
- Will naturally revisit: decorators (used in exercise)

If No Progress Exists

If there's no progress data in auto memory:

• Check if a course outline exists
• If yes: "No modules completed yet. Run /tutor:learn to start your first session."
• If no: "No course set up yet. Run /tutor:create-course first."