Everything you can say

You rarely type a skill's name. Say the phrase, or something close to it, and the tutor picks the skill. Words in angle brackets are yours to fill in: <env> is the name of one of your envs, <topic> is anything you want to learn.

Starting and stopping

You say	What happens	Skill
I want to learn <topic> / new env	Five questions, then a new env under envs/	yat:new-env
let's do <env> / <env> time	A learning session on that env	yat:learn
what should I do today / plan my day	Names today's block from your envs' schedules	yat:session
resume / where was I	Continues from your bookmark with no recap	yat:session
pause / checkpoint / save my spot	Saves your spot; checkpoint keeps going	yat:session
status	One line: env, current unit, next move	yat:session
meditate	Reflects two or three of your own lines back before you wrap up	yat:session
wrap up / done for today	Saves, journals the session, ticks the swim lane	yat:session
swim lane	Refreshes the view of where every env stands	yat:session

Practice and review

You say	What happens	Skill
quiz me / pop quiz	Five to eight low-stakes questions on what you've covered	yat:grill
test me / test time	An exam-style test; feedback only once every answer is in	yat:grill
give me an assignment / grade my assignment	One take-home task with acceptance criteria, graded against them	yat:grill
review what's due / show my mistakes	Open mistakes and reviews that are due	yat:grill
card this / anki review / check my leeches	Flashcards in Anki, in your words	yat:anki

What you know

You say	What happens	Skill
build my mastery map / show my map	The ideas behind your roadmap, each with its state	yat:mastery
what do I know in <env> / why is <point> <state>	The dated evidence behind a state	yat:mastery
review my notebook / compile my notebook	Questions about your own explanations; a book of them	yat:notebook
remember this / what do I know about X	Writes to or reads from your knowledge graph	yat:memory
show my profile / why do you think that about me	What the tutor believes about how you learn, with evidence	yat:memory
retro / let's debrief	A debrief that queues improvements	yat:retro

Sources and exploring

You say	What happens	Skill
extract this pdf / absorb this book	Turns a source into text and indexes it by page	yat:media
read <source> with me / I'm at page N	A read-along where every question names its page	yat:read
reverse engineer <url or repo>	Takes something apart one rung at a time	yat:reverse-engineer

The full routing table the tutor itself reads is harness/system-prompt/SYSTEM.md.