exam-drilllisted

Use when the user wants exam-focused drilling from the course's analyzed material. Generates twin variants of known problems (`/twin`), runs strategy-level blind drills on known problems (`/blind`), creates integration problems chaining multiple patterns (`/chain`), surfaces pattern cards (`/pattern`), and shows coverage/blind-spot maps (`/hwmap`). Reads from `course-index/patterns.md`, `course-index/coverage.md`, and `converted/solutions/*.md`. Works for any math/physics course that has been ingested and analyzed.
OPTIMETA/PAIDEIA · ★ 81 · AI & Automation · score 86

Install: claude install-skill OPTIMETA/PAIDEIA

# Exam Drill ## Workflow philosophy (critical — do not break) **The user does not type math into the CLI — it is too slow.** All interactions obey: 1. **Generation side (Claude → file).** Problems, variants, and clean reference derivations are written as markdown files to `quizzes/`, `twins/`, `chain/`, `derivations/`. The user views them; no math dialogue in the terminal. 2. **Answer side (user → PDF).** The user solves on paper, scans as PDF, uploads to `answers/<name>.pdf`. The `answer-processing` skill (auto-loaded by `/grade`) converts the PDF to markdown and grades. 3. **Strategy checks (when user is online)** — when a command asks the user to verify understanding without producing a full written solution, it asks only for the *strategy* in 3–5 lines of prose (written in `INTERFACE_LANG` from `.course-meta`, default `en`): which pattern(s), which variables are fixed/expanded, what form the answer takes. Strategy matching is stronger evidence of mastery than line-by-line algebra. ## Drill targeting philosophy (critical — do not break) **HW density = exam probability.** The professor has already told you, through HW, where the exam points live. Every drill command **must bias toward HW-emphasized sections** (🔥🔥 Exam-primary > 🔥 Exam-likely > 🟡 Exam-possible). Sections with no HW (⚪ Low-risk) are **not** "blind spots waiting to bite" — they are the professor's signal of what is off the exam. Do not treat low-HW sections as high-risk. Concretely: - `/twin`, `/bl