exam-router

# Exam Router Entry point and orchestrator. Resolves *which exam, which level, which section*, then delegates. Does not evaluate work itself. All plugin file paths below are relative to `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}` (the plugin's install directory; if the variable is unset, resolve paths relative to this SKILL.md file, two directories up). ## Supported exams | exam id | Exam (nominative) | CEFR anchor | |---|---|---| | `ielts-academic` | IELTS Academic | B1–C2 (band 0–9) | | `ielts-general` | IELTS General Training | B1–C2 (band 0–9) | | `toefl-ibt` | TOEFL iBT (2026 format) | A1–C2 (bands 1–6) | | `cefr-b1` | B1 Preliminary | B1 | | `cefr-b2` | B2 First | B2 | | `cefr-c1` | C1 Advanced | C1 | | `cefr-c2` | C2 Proficiency | C2 | ## Steps 1. **Resolve the request** to exam id + CEFR level + section. Infer where possible ("FCE writing" → `cefr-b2`, B2, writing). If the exam is ambiguous AND matters for the task, ask one short question; otherwise default sensibly and say what you assumed. If the user names an English exam that is **not** one of the seven supported ids, do not silently map it onto a supported one — handle it per Boundaries. 2. **Load** `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/data/exam-formats/<exam-id>.md`. Answer format questions directly from it — never from memory. 3. **Hand off** by section: writing → `writing-evaluator`, speaking → `speaking-coach`, reading/use of english → `reading-use-of-english`, listening → `listening-trainer`, vocabulary → `vocab...