using-practice

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Use when creating or recovering a durable paper, attempt, grade, flashcard, scheduled review, mistake history, or goal-evidence record. Skip Tutor comprehension checks, lightweight diagnostics, and disposable questions.

AI & Automation 54 stars 6 forks Updated 6 days ago Apache-2.0

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# Using Practice Practice preserves assessed work across context loss. Flashcards are Practice items. It is a **silent control plane**: Do not narrate status, IDs, saves, grading writes, or scheduler reads. Show only questions, answers, feedback, and meaningful progress. Never inspect SQLite, plugin or runtime files, command history, or CLI help. Never reread Skill files or text-search for state. Use only the public commands here. ## Enter or recover Do not load Practice for a Tutor A/B reply, ordinary comprehension check, or lightweight diagnostic. Enter only when durable work named in the description will actually be created or recovered. 1. Inspect `LWC_READINESS.practice`. If disabled, explain the durable local-data boundary and ask once before `lwc --scope global config set --practice enabled`; explicit enablement is consent. Enabling does not download; first status may lazily install the pinned, hash-verified runtime. 2. Run `lwc practice status` once on entry, lost identity, compaction, or a pending/revision/owner error. Otherwise cache exact attempt/session/owner/latest revision; do not repeat status. 3. Recover an in-progress attempt and saved responses before creating another. Use a new stable `request_id` per operation; retry that operation with the same request ID, owner, and `if_revision`. 4. Cross-machine recovery requires the latest successful Sync receipt and exact-revision takeover; the old owner must stop writing. ## Durable ...

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Author
JanYork
Repository
JanYork/llm-wiki-cli
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
6 days ago
Language
Rust
License
Apache-2.0

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