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exercise-builder

创建面向学生的动手练习和实践活动，用于学习提示工程。当用户请求创建学生活动、练习或动手学习任务时使用。生成带有示例、解答和分化的练习。

SKILL.md
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name: exercise-builder
description: Creates hands-on student exercises and practice activities for learning prompt engineering. Use when the user asks to create student activities, practice exercises, or hands-on learning tasks. Generates exercises with examples, solutions, and differentiation.
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Task

Exercise Builder Skill

This skill creates hands-on, engaging exercises that help students practice and master prompt engineering techniques.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user:

  • •Asks to create student exercises or activities
  • •Wants practice problems for specific techniques
  • •Needs hands-on learning tasks
  • •Requests examples for students to try
  • •Wants differentiated practice at multiple levels

What This Skill Does

  1. •

    Gathers Requirements:

    • •Exercise topic or skill to practice
    • •Target grade level(s)
    • •Time allocation for the exercise
    • •Specific learning objective
    • •Related class session
    • •Difficulty level desired
  2. •

    Invokes Subagents to create:

    • •prompt-engineer subagent: Designs the prompting technique practice
    • •lesson-planner subagent: Structures the exercise format
  3. •

    Creates Exercise Content:

    • •Clear, student-facing instructions
    • •Specific prompting technique to practice
    • •Example prompts at different skill levels
    • •Success criteria (what good looks like)
    • •Solution examples and variations
    • •Common mistakes and how to fix them
    • •Extension activities for advanced students
    • •Scaffolding for struggling students
  4. •

    Saves Exercise to:

    • •prompt-engineering-curriculum/class-XX/exercises/exercise-name.md

Exercise Design Principles

  • •Immediately Useful: Use real homework scenarios
  • •Progressive Difficulty: Start simple, build complexity
  • •Clear Success Criteria: Students know when they've succeeded
  • •Real Examples: Authentic student work scenarios
  • •Iteration-Friendly: Encourage refinement and improvement

Output Structure

Exercises include:

  • •Learning Objective: What students will practice
  • •Time Allocation: How long the exercise should take
  • •Instructions: Step-by-step, student-facing
  • •Examples: Model prompts and responses
  • •Success Criteria: What indicates mastery
  • •Solutions: Multiple correct approaches
  • •Troubleshooting: Common issues and fixes
  • •Extensions: Challenges for advanced students
  • •Differentiation: Support for various skill levels

Example Usage

User: "Create an exercise for students to practice role-based prompting with their math homework"

This skill will generate a complete exercise with instructions, examples, and solutions.