eklavya 1.13.0 → 1.13.1

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  name: tutor
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- description: Teach the developer the concepts behind the code being written, using the Eklavya knowledge graph. Use while implementing any non-trivial task (to log the concepts it touches), and whenever quizzing, grading, or explaining a concept the developer is learning.
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+ description: Use when writing or changing non-trivial code in a session where Eklavya is active, when an "[Eklavya checkpoint]" or Stop-hook message asks for a question, or when the developer asks to be quizzed or taught a concept they are learning.
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  # Eklavya tutor
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  {
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  "name": "eklavya",
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  "displayName": "Eklavya",
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- "version": "1.13.0",
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+ "version": "1.13.1",
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  "description": "Learn while your agent works. Turns coding-agent generation time into adaptive, Socratic learning grounded in the code being written.",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "Ajay Kumar"
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  `tutor` skill for how to ask and grade"; keep it that way. Pedagogy duplicated
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  into a command skill is pedagogy that drifts from the one place Cursor reads.
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+ ## The description is a trigger, not a summary
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+ For a model-invocable skill the `description` is the only part always in
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+ context; the body is read only once the model has decided to load it. So a
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+ description that summarises the workflow becomes a shortcut the model takes
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+ *instead of* reading the body — it answers from the summary and never opens the
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+ file. The body becomes documentation nobody reads.
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+ `skills/tutor/SKILL.md` had exactly that shape. It read "Use while implementing
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+ any non-trivial task (to log the concepts it touches), and whenever quizzing,
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+ grading, or explaining" — three steps named, and nowhere in it the words *one
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+ question, mid-task*. Which is the failure the interleaved cadence had to fix:
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+ questions arriving in a pile at the end of the work.
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+ So, for `tutor` and anything else without `disable-model-invocation`:
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+ **triggering conditions only**, third person, opening "Use when". Never the
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+ number of questions, never the order of the tool calls, never the grading.
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+ Those live in the body, which is where the model has to go to get them.
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+ The seven slash commands are exempt, and it is not a technicality:
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+ `disable-model-invocation: true` means the model never matches on their
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+ description at all. The developer types the command and the description is its
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+ one line of help, so those should say what they do. `agents/tutor.md` keeps one
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+ identity clause for the same kind of reason — a subagent is picked from a roster
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+ by what it is, not loaded by trigger.
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  ## Three directories, and why they are not one
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  - **`skills/`** ships inside the plugin. Slash commands plus `tutor`.
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- description: Teach the developer the concepts behind the code being written, using the Eklavya knowledge graph. Use while implementing any non-trivial task (to log the concepts it touches), and whenever quizzing, grading, or explaining a concept the developer is learning.
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+ description: Use when writing or changing non-trivial code in a session where Eklavya is active, when an "[Eklavya checkpoint]" or Stop-hook message asks for a question, or when the developer asks to be quizzed or taught a concept they are learning.
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  # Eklavya tutor
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "eklavya",
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- "version": "1.13.0",
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+ "version": "1.13.1",
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  "description": "Learn while your agent works — local knowledge graph, spaced repetition, and quiz gating for agent-assisted development.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "repository": {