exercises/

.md
dirtopics/<slug>/exercises/<exercise>/

Applied work. A prompt.md from slp-exercises, your submissions in attempts/, and the feedback from slp-grade next to each one. Submit in the app's Exercises tab, or drop a file with any extension into attempts/ by hand.

tree
exercises/choose-status-codes/
├── prompt.md
├── draft.json                        # work in progress, autosaved by the app
├── img/
│   └── 3f2a9c.png                    # images attached to attempts
└── attempts/
    ├── 2026-09-24T1800.md            # your submission
    └── 2026-09-24T1800.feedback.md   # feedback
submission
.md for prose, the language's extension for code. The app writes one .md
images
shared img/<hash>.<ext>, referenced from the attempt as ![](img/<file>). The grader looks at each one; a missing or unreadable image fails the criteria it was for
draft
draft.json is not an attempt: never graded, deleted on submit
pending
a submission without its .feedback.md
feedback
same shape as an exam's, scored as **Prompt criteria:** met/total

prompt.md

prompt.md
# Exercise — Pick the status code

**Format:** apply · **Unit:** 01 · **Rests on:** Methods and status codes › Status codes

The task, with conditions that can be checked one by one.

**Submit:** a `.md` with …
field meaning
Format apply · build · critique · teach
Unit the unit number it belongs to
Rests on the note headings it builds on
Submit what to hand in, e.g. "an image of the map attached in the Exercises tab"

The conditions in the task are the grading criteria.

Markdown formats

The documentation is also available in llms.txt formats:

  • llms.txt lists every documentation page.
  • llms-full.txt contains the complete documentation in one file and may exceed some context windows.

Append .md to any documentation URL to retrieve that page as Markdown. For example, this page is available at https://selflearningplatform.github.io/docs/exercises.md. You can also copy the current page as Markdown by pressing Cmd+C or Ctrl+C.