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If missing, tell reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Identify the concept** from the user's argument and map it to the relevant chapter number(s). Common concept-to-chapter mappings for the "agents" book: - agent-loop, observe-think-act → ch01 - augmented-llm, system-prompt, structured-output → ch02 - tools, mcp, tool-calling → ch03 - skills → ch04 - file-system, shell, sandboxing → ch05 - memory, context → ch06 - planning, reasoning → ch07 - evaluation, guardrails → ch08 - self-improvement → ch09 - multi-agent, splitting → ch10 - broadcast, discovery → ch11 - peer-communication, a2a → ch12 - swarm → ch13 - production → ch14 - ecosystem → ch15 3. **Fetch the relevant chapter(s) from GitHub:** ```bash curl -sf "<raw_base>/<chapters_path>/ch<NN>.md" -o .tbh/cache/ch<NN>_chapter.md ``` ## Steps 4. **Read the fetched chapter content.** Search for the concept within it. 5. **Read the reader's implementation** to ground the explanation in their code. 6. **Explain the concept:** - Start with what it IS in one sentence - Connect it to what they've already built: "In your Ch 2 agent, you have X. This concept extends that by..." - Use a concrete example from the book or spec - Include a Mermaid diagram if the chapter has one for this concept - If the concept is from a future chapter, give a preview without spoilers: "You'll build this in Ch N — for now, just know that..." ## Tone - Conversational, not academic. "Here's the thing..." not "This concept is defined as..." - Always connect back to the reader's own code when possible. - If the concept spans multiple chapters, show how it evolves: "In Ch 4 it's static, by Ch 9 the agent rewrites it, by Ch 11 agents share it." 22:o8,28:T9c4,22:o9c4,--- name: hint description: Get a targeted hint when you're stuck on the current chapter. Fetches the spec from GitHub, reads your code, gives a nudge without giving away the answer. allowed-tools: Read Grep Glob Bash WebFetch argument-hint: <optional description of what you're stuck on> --- # TBH Hint Give the reader a helpful nudge without spoiling the build. ## Fetch Preamble 1. **Read `.tbh/config.json`** for active book, chapter, language, `raw_base`, `spec_path`. If missing, tell reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Format chapter as two digits** (e.g., `03`). 3. **Fetch the chapter spec files from GitHub** (or use cache if available and < 24hr old): ```bash curl -sf "<raw_base>/<spec_path>/ch<NN>/prompt-template.md" -o .tbh/cache/ch<NN>_prompt-template.md curl -sf "<raw_base>/<spec_path>/ch<NN>/interface-spec.md" -o .tbh/cache/ch<NN>_interface-spec.md ``` Fall back to `.tbh/cache/` if fetch fails. ## Steps 4. **Read the fetched spec files:** - `prompt-template.md` — what they should be building - `interface-spec.md` — the contracts they need to satisfy 5. **Read the reader's current code.** Look for their implementation files: - Glob for files matching common patterns in the working directory - Focus on files related to this chapter's build target 6. **Compare what exists vs what the spec requires.** Identify: - Missing interfaces or functions - Incomplete implementations - Structural mismatches with the spec 7. **Give a targeted hint.** The hint should: - Point to the specific gap (what's missing or wrong) - Reference the relevant spec section - NOT provide the solution code - Use guiding questions: "What happens when X is empty?" / "Look at how the spec defines Y's return type." ## Hint Levels If the reader asks for more help after a hint, escalate gradually: - **Level 1 (default):** "Look at section X of the interface spec — your function signature doesn't match." - **Level 2 (asked again):** "The spec expects `search_code` to accept a `pattern: string` parameter. Your version takes no arguments." - **Level 3 (still stuck):** Show a pseudocode skeleton of the missing piece — but still not the full implementation. ## Tone - Encouraging, not condescending. "You're close" not "You missed the obvious thing." - Reference the spec as the authority: "The spec says..." not "You should..." - If user provides a description of what they're stuck on, focus the hint on that specific area. 22:o8,29:T608,22:o608,--- name: next description: Show what's next — your current progress and what chapter to tackle next. Fetches the next chapter's hook from GitHub. allowed-tools: Read Glob Bash WebFetch argument-hint: (no arguments) --- # TBH Next Show the reader what to do next based on their progress. ## Steps 1. **Read `.tbh/config.json`** and `.tbh/progress.json`. If missing, tell reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Determine current state:** - Which chapters are completed - What the current chapter is - Whether validation tests exist and pass for the current chapter 3. **If current chapter is incomplete**, encourage finishing it: ``` You're on Chapter <N>: <Title> <brief description of what you're building> Run /tbh:validate to check your progress. Run /tbh:hint if you're stuck. ``` 4. **If current chapter is complete**, fetch and preview the next one: ```bash curl -sf "<raw_base>/<chapters_path>/ch<NN+1>.md" | head -40 ``` Extract the hook/teaser from the opening lines, then show: ``` ✓ Chapter <N> complete! Next up — Chapter <N+1>: <Title> <one-line teaser from the chapter hook> What breaks: <the tension/problem from the next chapter's opening> Run /tbh:build-chapter <N+1> to start. ``` 5. **If all chapters are complete:** ``` You've completed all <N> chapters! You built <book build target> from scratch. What now: - Extend it further — your agent, your rules - Try another TBH book: /tbh:switch - Share what you built ``` 22:o8,2a:T90c,22:o90c,--- name: review description: Review your chapter implementation against the spec. Fetches latest spec from GitHub. Checks completeness, structure, and gotchas before you validate. Usage - /tbh:review or /tbh:review 3 allowed-tools: Read Grep Glob Bash WebFetch argument-hint: <chapter-number> (optional, defaults to current chapter) --- # TBH Review Review the reader's implementation against the chapter spec. This is a pre-validation check — architectural review, not test execution. ## Fetch Preamble 1. **Read `.tbh/config.json`** for active book, chapter, language, `raw_base`, `spec_path`, `chapters_path`. If missing, tell reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Determine chapter number.** Use argument if provided, otherwise `current_chapter`. Format as two digits. 3. **Fetch spec files from GitHub** (or use cache): ```bash curl -sf "<raw_base>/<spec_path>/ch<NN>/interface-spec.md" -o .tbh/cache/ch<NN>_interface-spec.md curl -sf "<raw_base>/<spec_path>/ch<NN>/prompt-template.md" -o .tbh/cache/ch<NN>_prompt-template.md curl -sf "<raw_base>/<chapters_path>/ch<NN>.md" -o .tbh/cache/ch<NN>_chapter.md ``` ## Steps 4. **Read the fetched spec and chapter files.** 5. **Read the reader's implementation.** Scan the working directory for relevant source files. 6. **Produce a review checklist:** ``` ## Chapter <N> Review: <Title> ### Interfaces - ✓ Tool interface — name, description, parameters, execute() - ✓ ToolResult — output, success, error fields - ✗ ParameterSchema — missing (spec requires typed parameter definitions) - ⚠ ToolRegistry — exists but missing match() method ### Behavior - ✓ read_file returns content on success, error on missing file - ✗ search_code — not implemented yet - ⚠ No verification step after tool calls (spec requires ground-truth check) ### Structure - ✓ Clean separation of tool interface from implementations - ⚠ Consider: tools are in one file — spec suggests separate modules ### Anti-patterns to watch - <reference chapter-specific anti-patterns from the chapter text> ``` 7. **Be specific.** Reference spec sections. Quote the interface names. Don't be vague. 8. **End with a clear recommendation:** - "Ready to validate — run `/tbh:validate`" - Or "Address the ✗ items first, then validate." 22:o8,2b:T9e1,22:o9e1,--- name: setup description: Initialize TBH build-along environment. Pick a book, set your language, fetch specs from GitHub. Run this first before any other /tbh command. allowed-tools: Bash Read Write Grep Glob WebFetch argument-hint: (no arguments — interactive setup) --- # TBH Setup You are helping a reader set up their TBH (The Builder's Handbook) build-along environment. ## Steps 1. **Fetch the book registry from GitHub:** ```bash curl -sf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tbhbooks/tbh-skill/main/books/registry.json ``` If fetch fails, fall back to the local `books/registry.json` bundled with this plugin. Parse the JSON to get the list of available books. 2. **List available books** for the reader. Show title, description, and status for each. 3. **Ask which book** they want to work on. Wait for their answer. 4. **Ask their preferred language** (default from the book's `default_language`). Let them choose anything (python, typescript, go, rust, etc.). 5. **Create `.tbh/` directory** in the current working directory, then create `.tbh/config.json`: ```json { "active_book": "<book-id>", "book_title": "<title>", "raw_base": "<raw_base from registry>", "spec_path": "<spec_path from registry>", "chapters_path": "<chapters_path from registry>", "language": "<chosen-language>", "chapters_completed": [], "current_chapter": 1, "registry_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tbhbooks/tbh-skill/main/books/registry.json", "last_registry_fetch": "<ISO timestamp>" } ``` 6. **Create `.tbh/progress.json`**: ```json { "book": "<book-id>", "started_at": "<ISO timestamp>", "chapters": {} } ``` 7. **Create `.tbh/cache/` directory** for cached chapter content. 8. **Test the connection** — fetch one file to verify the raw_base works: ```bash curl -sf "<raw_base>/<chapters_path>/ch01.md" | head -5 ``` If it fails, warn the reader but don't block setup. Content will be fetched when needed. 9. **Print a welcome message:** ``` ✓ TBH environment initialized Book: <title> Language: <language> Current chapter: 1 Content: fetched from GitHub (cached locally) Run /tbh:build-chapter to start Chapter 1 Run /tbh:status to see your progress ``` ## Important - If `.tbh/config.json` already exists, warn the reader and ask if they want to reconfigure. - Add `.tbh/` to the project's `.gitignore` if it exists and `.tbh` isn't already listed. - No local clone of the book repo is needed. All content is fetched from GitHub on demand. 22:o8,2c:T638,22:o638,--- name: status description: Show your current TBH book, chapter progress, and what to do next. allowed-tools: Read Glob Bash WebFetch argument-hint: (no arguments) --- # TBH Status Show the reader their current build-along status. ## Fetch Preamble Before displaying status, ensure chapter titles are available: 1. **Read `.tbh/config.json`**. If missing, tell reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Check `.tbh/cache/chapter_titles.json`** — if it exists and is less than 24 hours old, use it. 3. **If stale or missing**, fetch chapter titles by downloading the first 5 lines of each chapter file: ```bash for i in $(seq -w 0 <total_chapters>); do curl -sf "<raw_base>/<chapters_path>/ch${i}.md" | head -3 done ``` Extract the `# Chapter N: Title` line from each. Cache results to `.tbh/cache/chapter_titles.json`: ```json {"fetched_at": "<ISO>", "titles": {"0": "...", "1": "...", "2": "..."}} ``` ## Steps 1. **Read `.tbh/progress.json`** for completion data. 2. **Display a progress overview:** ``` 📖 <book title> 🔧 Language: <language> 📍 Current chapter: <N> Progress: Ch 1 ✓ The One-Shot Trap and the Loop That Fixes It Ch 2 ✓ Your First Real Agent Ch 3 ◉ Tool Use + MCP ← you are here Ch 4 ○ Skills: Teaching Your Agent What To Do Ch 5 ○ File System + Shell ... 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If it doesn't exist, tell the reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Show current state:** ``` Active: <current book title> (Chapter <N>) ``` 3. **Fetch the latest book registry from GitHub:** ```bash curl -sf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tbhbooks/tbh-skill/main/books/registry.json ``` This ensures newly added books appear automatically. If fetch fails, use the registry cached in config. 4. **List all available books**, marking the active one. 5. **Ask which book to switch to.** Wait for their answer. 6. **Save current progress** — update `.tbh/progress.json` to preserve the current book's state. 7. **Update `.tbh/config.json`** with the new book's details (`raw_base`, `spec_path`, `chapters_path`, etc.). If the reader previously worked on this book, restore their last chapter position from progress.json. 8. **Update `last_registry_fetch`** timestamp in config. 9. **Confirm the switch:** ``` ✓ Switched to: <new book title> Resuming at Chapter <N> Content source: <raw_base> ``` ## Important - Never lose progress. Each book's chapter state is tracked independently in `progress.json`. - If the reader picks the already-active book, just confirm and show current status. - New books added to the GitHub registry appear here automatically — no plugin update needed. 22:o8,2e:Tc4a,22:oc4a,--- name: validate description: Run validation tests for your current chapter implementation. Fetches tests from GitHub and checks your code against the spec's test suite. Usage - /tbh:validate or /tbh:validate 3 allowed-tools: Bash Read Grep Glob WebFetch Write argument-hint: <chapter-number> (optional, defaults to current chapter) --- # TBH Validate Run the chapter's validation tests against the reader's implementation. ## Fetch Preamble 1. **Read `.tbh/config.json`** for active book, chapter, `raw_base`, and `spec_path`. If missing, tell reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Determine chapter number.** Use argument if provided, otherwise `current_chapter`. Format as two digits. 3. **Fetch the test file from GitHub:** ```bash mkdir -p .tbh/cache/validation curl -sf "<raw_base>/<spec_path>/ch<NN>/validation/test_ch<NN>.py" -o .tbh/cache/validation/test_ch<NN>.py ``` If fetch fails, use cached version. If no cache, tell reader: "No validation tests available for this chapter yet." ## Steps 4. **Read the fetched test file** to understand what it expects (command to run, expected output format). 5. **Run the tests:** ```bash cd <reader's project directory> python -m pytest .tbh/cache/validation/test_ch<NN>.py -v 2>&1 || python .tbh/cache/validation/test_ch<NN>.py 2>&1 ``` 6. **Report results clearly:** If all pass: ``` ✓ Chapter <N> — All tests passing! Run /tbh:next to see what's ahead. ``` Update `chapters_completed` in config and progress. If some fail: ``` Chapter <N> Validation: ✓ test_tool_interface_exists ✓ test_read_file_tool ✗ test_search_code_tool — pattern parameter missing ✗ test_tool_registry_match — returned 0 results 2/4 passing Hint: Read the interface-spec for search_code's parameter schema. Run /tbh:hint for more guidance. ``` 7. **Never reveal test implementation details** that would give away the answer. 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If the reader previously worked on this book, restore their last chapter position from progress.json. 8. **Update `last_registry_fetch`** timestamp in config. 9. **Confirm the switch:** ``` ✓ Switched to: <new book title> Resuming at Chapter <N> Content source: <raw_base> ``` ## Important - Never lose progress. Each book's chapter state is tracked independently in `progress.json`. - If the reader picks the already-active book, just confirm and show current status. - New books added to the GitHub registry appear here automatically — no plugin update needed. 22:o8,2e:Tc4a,22:oc4a,--- name: validate description: Run validation tests for your current chapter implementation. Fetches tests from GitHub and checks your code against the spec's test suite. Usage - /tbh:validate or /tbh:validate 3 allowed-tools: Bash Read Grep Glob WebFetch Write argument-hint: <chapter-number> (optional, defaults to current chapter) --- # TBH Validate Run the chapter's validation tests against the reader's implementation. ## Fetch Preamble 1. **Read `.tbh/config.json`** for active book, chapter, `raw_base`, and `spec_path`. If missing, tell reader to run `/tbh:setup` first. 2. **Determine chapter number.** Use argument if provided, otherwise `current_chapter`. Format as two digits. 3. **Fetch the test file from GitHub:** ```bash mkdir -p .tbh/cache/validation curl -sf "<raw_base>/<spec_path>/ch<NN>/validation/test_ch<NN>.py" -o .tbh/cache/validation/test_ch<NN>.py ``` If fetch fails, use cached version. If no cache, tell reader: "No validation tests available for this chapter yet." ## Steps 4. **Read the fetched test file** to understand what it expects (command to run, expected output format). 5. **Run the tests:** ```bash cd <reader's project directory> python -m pytest .tbh/cache/validation/test_ch<NN>.py -v 2>&1 || python .tbh/cache/validation/test_ch<NN>.py 2>&1 ``` 6. **Report results clearly:** If all pass: ``` ✓ Chapter <N> — All tests passing! Run /tbh:next to see what's ahead. ``` Update `chapters_completed` in config and progress. If some fail: ``` Chapter <N> Validation: ✓ test_tool_interface_exists ✓ test_read_file_tool ✗ test_search_code_tool — pattern parameter missing ✗ test_tool_registry_match — returned 0 results 2/4 passing Hint: Read the interface-spec for search_code's parameter schema. Run /tbh:hint for more guidance. ``` 7. **Never reveal test implementation details** that would give away the answer. 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