progress

Progress — Learning Dashboard

Overview

View your learning stats and get personalized recommendations for what to study next.

Usage

/lutherskills:progress — full overview /lutherskills:progress embedded-programming — detailed view for one topic

Flow

Step 1: Load Profile

Read profile.json. If not found, direct to /lutherskills:init.

Step 2: Display Stats

Full overview (no topic arg):

Iterate over every top-level topic present in profile.json — do NOT hardcode topic names. For each topic, render a section with its sub-topics in the order they appear in the file. Mark sub-topics as locked if their prereq (the one listed before them in the sub_topics object) hasn't reached "beginner".

=== LutherSkills Progress ===
Name: [name]
Active for: [days since created] days
Streak: [N] days
Last active: [date]

--- <Topic display name>: [overall level] ---
  <Sub-topic display name>:  [level] (####...... N challenges, avg 0.XX)
  ...

(repeat per topic in profile.json)

Totals: [N] challenges | [N] quizzes | [N] magic points

Display-name rule: convert kebab-case topic/sub-topic slugs to Title Case for display (e.g., golang-internals → "Go Internals", gc-allocator → "GC & Allocator"). Use natural English where slug is terse.

Progress bars: # = challenges completed out of 3 needed for level-up. 10 chars wide.

Detailed view (topic arg): Show the same but with:

• List of completed challenges with scores
• Time spent per sub-topic (based on challenge dates)
• Specific recommendations for that topic

Step 3: Recommendations

Based on profile analysis:

1. Weakest unlocked sub-topic — "Your weakest area is [X] at [level]. Consider /lutherskills:learn [topic]"
2. Close to level-up — "You need [N] more challenges in [X] to reach [next level]"
3. Stale topics — "You haven't touched [X] in [N] days"
4. Stretch suggestion — "Ready for a challenge? Try /lutherskills:magic"

Common Mistakes

• Don't show locked sub-topics as if they're available — mark them as locked
• Show progress bars proportional to challenges needed for next level (3 challenges = full bar)