omnilearn-workflow 1.0.4 → 1.0.5

package/commands/omnilearn-roadmap-edit.md

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ TOPICS_DIR="$SKILL_DIR/topics"
 For each topic directory found in `$TOPICS_DIR/`:
 1. Read its `topic-progress.md` — extract:
    - Topic name and overall status (✅ Completed / 🔵 In Progress / 🟢 Not Started)
-   - Which assignments are completed (1/3, 2/3, 3/3)
+   - Which assignments are completed (e.g., 1/3, 2/2, 3/5 — not fixed to any number)
    - Skills demonstrated (from the log)
    - Last session date
 2. List the assignments directory — note which assignment files exist
@@ -163,21 +163,21 @@ Write to this file with the following structure:
 ## Topics Inventory
 | Topic | Status | Assignments Done | Skills Demonstrated | Last Activity |
 |-------|--------|-----------------|---------------------|---------------|
-| topic-1 | ✅ Completed | 3/3 | {list of skills} | {date} |
-| topic-2 | 🔵 In Progress | 1/3 | {partial skills} | {date} |
-| topic-3 | 🟢 Not Started | 0/3 | — | — |
+| topic-1 | ✅ Completed | 3/3 (N=3 total) | {list of skills} | {date} |
+| topic-2 | 🔵 In Progress | 1/2 (N=2 total) | {partial skills} | {date} |
+| topic-3 | 🟢 Not Started | 0/— | — | — |
 
 ## Detailed Topic States
 
 ### topic-1 (✅ Completed)
 - topic-progress.md: {TOPICS_DIR}/topic-1/topic-progress.md
-- Assignments: 01-basics ✅, 02-intermediate ✅, 03-real-world ✅
+- Assignments: 01-basics ✅, 02-intermediate ✅, 03-real-world ✅ (N=3 total)
 - Skills: {extracted skills demonstrated}
 - Sessions: {count} learning sessions in runs/
 
 ### topic-2 (🔵 In Progress)
 - topic-progress.md: {TOPICS_DIR}/topic-2/topic-progress.md
-- Assignments: 01-basics ✅, 02-intermediate 🔵, 03-real-world 🟢
+- Assignments: 01-basics ✅, 02-intermediate 🔵 (N=2 total planned so far — more can be added)
 - Current assignment: {which one they're on}
 - Skills: {extracted skills demonstrated so far}
 - Sessions: {count} learning sessions

package/commands/omnilearn-start.md

@@ -251,8 +251,8 @@ task(category="deep", run_in_background=false, timeout=600000, prompt="
    ### 2. ...
    
    ## Assignment Structure
-   - 3 assignments: Basic → Intermediate → Real-World
-   - Each builds on the previous
+   - N assignments with progressive difficulty: Basic → Intermediate → Real-World
+   - Each builds on the previous. More than 3 can be created if the user needs extra practice or the topic is deep.
    - Final assignment should be a mini-project or real-world scenario
    
    STEP 3 — Create Assignment 1 (the first one) at:
@@ -318,7 +318,7 @@ task(category="deep", run_in_background=false, timeout=600000, prompt="
    - Add topic entry with status 🔵 In Progress and a link to topic-progress.md
 
 5. MUST NOT DO:
-   - Do NOT create all 3 assignments at once — only the first one
+   - Do NOT create all assignments at once — only create the first one. Subsequent assignments are generated on-demand as the user progresses.
    - Do NOT make assignments purely theoretical — use real-world scenarios
    - Do NOT skip the scaffold — the user should be able to start coding immediately
    - Do NOT use any external packages that aren't standard library without noting it
@@ -547,10 +547,11 @@ task(category="unspecified-high", run_in_background=false, timeout=300000, promp
    - Read the previous assignment(s) to ensure progression: {ASSIGNMENT_DIR}
    - Read the user's learning preferences and history from {SKILL_PREFS}
    - Research online for real-world applications of this topic at this difficulty level
-   - Create the assignment with INCREASING difficulty:
+   - Create the assignment with INCREASING difficulty following this PATTERN (more levels can be added as needed):
      * Assignment 1: Basic understanding and application
      * Assignment 2: Intermediate — combine concepts, handle edge cases  
      * Assignment 3: Real-world — full scenario, multiple concerns, best practices
+     * (Additional assignments can be created if the user needs more depth or practice)
    - For each assignment, create these files in:
      {TOPICS_DIR}/{topic}/assignments/0{n}-{concept-name}/
    
@@ -597,7 +598,7 @@ task(category="unspecified-high", run_in_background=false, timeout=300000, promp
 
 ### 4.3 When All Assignments Are Complete
 
-When all 3 assignments for a topic are done:
+When all required assignments for a topic are done (the topic-roadmap defines how many; the default progression is 3 but more can be added):
 
 1. **Update `topic-progress.md`** — set overall status to ✅ Completed, finalize all assignment statuses.
 2. **Update `progress-index.md`** — mark topic as ✅ Completed (this is the overview index).
@@ -777,7 +778,7 @@ Each level should feel meaningfully harder. The jump from 02 to 03 should be the
 - ❌ Do NOT write explanations when user has a doubt — generate a diagnostic task instead
 - ❌ Do NOT give away solutions when the user is stuck — give them tasks that lead to the answer
 - ❌ Do NOT skip scaffold files — the user needs a starting point
-- ❌ Do NOT make all 3 assignments the same difficulty — progression is critical
+- ❌ Do NOT make all assignments the same difficulty — progression is critical. Each should be noticeably harder than the last.
 - ❌ Do NOT let runs/ contain progress state — runs/ is for action logs only, topic-progress.md is the source of truth
 - ❌ Do NOT skip updating topic-progress.md — it's the authoritative progress record per topic
 - ❌ Do NOT lose the user's work or progress — always read topic-progress.md before acting

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "omnilearn-workflow",
-  "version": "1.0.4",
+  "version": "1.0.5",
   "description": "OmniLearn — AI-powered adaptive learning workflow for OpenCode. Multi-agent orchestration that creates personalized roadmaps, hands-on assignments, and tracks progress across any skill.",
   "keywords": [
     "opencode",