Purpose
Shows the learner where they stand: which assignments are done, which remain, and when completed ones were finished. Reads directly from the journal and git history — no separate state file to maintain.
Before You Start
No files need to be pre-read. This skill runs a script and presents the output.
Procedure
Step 1 — Determine scope
- Specific course requested — use
--course <slug>:node .agents/skills/core/check-progress/scripts/collect-progress.js --course <slug> --output text - All active courses — omit
--course:node .agents/skills/core/check-progress/scripts/collect-progress.js --output text
If the learner didn't specify, check the Active Course section in
AGENTS-CUSTOM.md. If a course is active, scope to that course. If no
course is active, run for all.
Step 2 — Run the script
Run the command from Step 1. The script walks progress/, parses
each journal.md, and prints a human-readable summary.
Step 3 — Present the result
Display the output to the learner as-is.
If the output is empty (no progress/ directory or no journals
found), tell the learner: "No progress found. Start a course with
/start-course to begin tracking."
Notes
- Script requires Node.js. If
nodeis not available, readprogress/<slug>/journal.mddirectly and report the Progress Tracker section manually. - Git timestamps are enriched by the script from git log. If the repo has no commits yet (e.g., fresh clone not committed), completed dates will show as null — this is expected.
Reference
- Script source:
.agents/skills/core/check-progress/scripts/collect-progress.js - Journal parser:
scripts/utils/parse-journal.js - Git utilities:
scripts/utils/git-utils.js - Tech spec §6.3.3: full skill specification