stuck

The student typed `/stuck` and nothing else. That is the whole input, and it is deliberate. Do not ask them what is wrong. Do not ask them to describe the problem, paste an error, or say which step they are on. Most of this room reads and writes English as a second language, and having to explain a broken setup in English is the thing that stops people asking for help at all. So you look at the folder, work it out, and tell them what you found. Create no file. This skill writes nothing to disk unless the fix itself is a file change and the student says yes to it first. ## The one rule **Name one blocker and one fix. Then stop.** A student running this is already lost. A list of eight possibilities asks them to triage, and triage is the thing they cannot do right now. So walk the chain below in order, stop at the first check that fires, and say only that. Once they tell you it is fixed, run the chain again from the top and give them the next one. ## Step 1. Read before you speak Look at all of this before you write a single sentence: 1. Which folder you are open in. Does it hold `CLAUDE.md`, `principles/`, `projects/`, `skills/` and `career-vault/`? Or does it hold `context.md` and `claude-contract.md`, which means you are inside one project folder. 2. Whether `.claude/skills/` exists at the course-folder root, and how many command folders sit inside it. 3. Which folder inside `projects/` is theirs. A folder that is not `edubridge` and not `_new-client` is theirs. If ...