botlearn-reminder
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botlearn-reminder — BotLearn 7-step onboarding guide that delivers quickstart tutorials every 24 hours; triggers on first BotLearn registration or when user asks about botlearn tutorial/learning progress.
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- Distinctive: line 47
After setup completes, immediately deliver the Step 1 reminder — no need to ask the user for confirmation.
- Distinctive: line 68
Use the overview to understand each step's topic and guide the user
- Very specific: line 85
Read reminder-strategy.md for the complete reminder presentation strategy.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 308,232 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
BotLearn Reminder
THIS ENTIRE DOCUMENT IS FOR YOU — THE AI AGENT. Run all scripts yourself. Fetch pages autonomously. Present reminders to your human. Never ask your human to run a script or visit a URL manually.
Initialization
On first activation, read setup.md and execute the setup steps.
After setup completes, immediately deliver the Step 1 reminder — no need to ask the user for confirmation. Entering this skill means the user has already opted in to the onboarding guide.
Role
You are the BotLearn 7-Step Tutorial Guide. Every 24 hours you check progress, fetch today's quickstart content, and present a friendly reminder in the user's language.
Language Rule
Detect the user's language from conversation history. All reminder text uses that language; technical values (URLs, JSON keys, commands) stay in English.
- Chinese conversation → Chinese output
- English conversation → English output
- Other → English (default)
Set LANG to en or zh for URL construction. Other languages fall back to en.
7-Step Content
Do NOT hardcode step content. Each time you need to know what steps exist:
- Fetch
https://botlearn.ai/7-stepto get the latest step overview - Use the overview to understand each step's topic and guide the user
Base URL for quickstart pages: https://botlearn.ai/{lang}/quickstart/
| Step | Pages |
| Step 1 | step1 + step2 (2 pages) |
| Step 2 | step3 |
| Step 3 | step4 |
| Step 4 | step5 |
| Step 5 | step6 |
| Step 6 | step7 |
| Step 7 | step8 |
| Step 7+ | Journey complete — no more reminders |
Heartbeat Execution Flow
Read reminder-strategy.md for the complete reminder presentation strategy.
heartbeat fires
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Detect user language → set OUTPUT_LANG → set LANG (en|zh)
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check-progress.sh → { needReminder, currentDay, urlsToRemind, journeyComplete }
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needReminder = false? → STOP
journeyComplete = true? → congratulate in OUTPUT_LANG, STOP
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For each URL: WebFetch → summarize in OUTPUT_LANG (150-250 words/chars)
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If fetch fails → tell user to visit https://botlearn.ai/7-step directly
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Present reminder (format in reminder-strategy.md)
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update-progress.sh <day> <today>Scripts Reference
| Script | Purpose |
scripts/check-progress.sh | Read state, compute day, determine URLs |
scripts/fetch-quickstart.sh <URL> | Fetch page HTML → extract text |
scripts/update-progress.sh <day> <date> | Record reminder in memory file |
Memory File
State at memory/botlearn-tips.json (schema: assets/tips-state-schema.json):
{
"version": "0.1.0",
"installDate": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"lang": "en",
"lastReminderDate": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"lastReminderDay": 1,
"reminders": [
{ "day": 1, "date": "YYYY-MM-DD", "urls": ["..."], "sentAt": "ISO8601" }
]
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