Quiz

ctrl/slp-quiz

Measures your level in a topic with a ping-pong quiz in the chat: up a level on a hit, down on a miss, per prerequisite thread. It uses the same question bank every time, so today's result compares with the first one.

usage
/slp-quiz
where am I on http-basics?
attempts/2026-09-21T1000.feedback.md
# Attempt — quiz — 2026-09-21 10:00
| Thread | Edge level |
|--------|------------|
| methods | 3 |
| status-codes | 1 |
## [05] Multiple choice — overloaded server
✗ Picked 404. ...
triggers
slp-init on a new topic, slp-session when a quiz is due, "check my level", "where am I on this topic"
bank
exams/quiz/exam.json, built on the first run. 3–6 threads, 1–2 questions at levels 1, 3 and 5, each tagged thread and level. Questions are never edited or reordered; a thread whose ceiling wasn't found gets higher levels appended
run
per thread, starts at level 3 and stops when a hit at one level and a miss at the next bound it. "I don't know" is a miss. No teaching mid-quiz
edge
the highest level answered correctly in a thread, 0 if none
writes
exams/quiz/attempts/<date>.json with "mode": "chat", its <date>.feedback.md, a row in ## Quizzes of progress/log.md, and learning.md when an edge moved or a misconception showed up
in the app
the bank can also be sat as a plain exam, not adaptive. slp-grade grades that attempt
due
slp-session suggests one when the last is 30+ days old or 2+ units were finished since

Steps

  1. open: pick the topic, read the Mission, learning.md and the wiki index
  2. build or extend the bank
  3. run the ping-pong
  4. write the attempt, feedback, log row and record
  5. wrap up: the edge per thread, what moved, one next step

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/slp-quiz.md. You can also copy the current page as Markdown by pressing Cmd+C or Ctrl+C.