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study-status

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Read-only: where we left off studying a source or concept (latest checkpoint, open threads). Use when the user asks: where were we on X, what have we studied about Y.

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  1. Very specific:

    If caller is /study in resume mode, return this block as-is for use as session preamble.

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  2. Very specific:

    Not /study: Does not start a session.

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SKILL.md

/study-status — Read-only study-log resume query

Compact summary of where a source or concept study log currently stands. Read-only — no lock, no writes, no session created.

Arguments

  • /study-status <source-slug> — source study log (looks up study-sessions/*-<arg>-*.md)
  • /study-status <concept-slug> — concept study log (looks up concepts/<arg>/study-log.md)

Fuzzy-match on slug-contains / tag-match / title-keyword if the exact match fails.

Flow

  1. Resolve target. Same resolution order as /study (source filename → concept folder → fuzzy). If ambiguous, list candidates and stop (don't pick).
  2. If no study log exists → report: "never studied. Last touch via [[brainstorming/<matching-brainstorm>]] if one exists, else none." For concepts, report the folder doesn't exist.
  3. If study log exists → parse frontmatter + body. Extract:
    • last_checkpoint: date
    • Count of ## Checkpoint — headers (the session count)
    • Latest checkpoint's **Open threads → next session** bullets
    • Latest checkpoint's **Open threads** content as-is (those ARE the resume hints)
    • Last 3 bullets from the latest checkpoint's **What we covered** section (for recent-context recall)
    • Any [?question] / [?decision] tags still open in the latest checkpoint
  4. Render compact output:
## Study log — <source or concept name>

Studied <N> session(s); last checkpoint <date>.

**Where we left off:**
- <open threads bullets>

**Recent context (last 3 from "What we covered"):**
- <bullet>
- <bullet>
- <bullet>

**Open candidate flags:**
- [?question] <text>
- [?decision] <text>

To continue: `/study <slug>`

If caller is /study in resume mode, return this block as-is for use as session preamble.

Voice mode stub

--mode voice: same retrieval, renderer drops markdown, phrases wikilinks naturally, prefers "last session we covered..." narration over bullet dumps.

What /study-status is NOT

  • Not /study. Does not start a session.
  • Not /study-unstudied. Answers "where are we on X?" not "what haven't we touched?"
  • Not a diff of checkpoints. Shows latest only. For history, read the study-log file directly or git log.

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