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triton-tutor-setup

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Generate an Obsidian-format Triton StudyVault for learning OpenAI Triton's GPU programming stack. Three modes: (1) Curriculum mode (default, no source files needed) builds a prereq-ordered vault around 6 topics: Triton basics, tiling & autotuning, matmul patterns (tiled GEMM, split-K, FP8 `tl.dot`), attention & reductions (FlashAttention), compiler internals (TTIR/TTGIR/LLIR, NVIDIA/AMD backends, WGMMA + TMA lowering), and ecosystem/production (`torch.compile`/Inductor, AOT, `proton`); (2) Codebase mode generates an onboarding vault from a real Triton/Inductor source tree; (3) Document mode turns Triton docs, blog posts, and tutorial PDFs into study notes. Mode is auto-detected from CWD markers. Use when the user wants to learn Triton from scratch, onboard onto a Triton codebase, build a Triton exercise list, or preprocess Triton PDFs/docs into study material. Pair with the `triton-tutor` skill to quiz against the resulting vault.

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