Reset Codojo learning progress files across four curriculum stages.
npx skills add https://github.com/ttguy0707/codojo --skill dojo-reset
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: dojo-reset Source: https://github.com/ttguy0707/codojo/tree/main/skills/dojo-reset Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ttguy0707/codojo --skill dojo-reset
This Skill solves the frustration of being stuck in a learning path or needing to restart a project's training without manually hunting for and deleting hidden configuration files.
Trigger the reset process by telling the agent that you want to restart your learning progress or go back to a specific stage.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To reset Codojo learning progress, trigger the agent to safely manage and rollback state files within the .codojo directory, requiring explicit confirmation before deleting specific progress tracking files.
Yes, you can rollback Codojo training to specific stages using four distinct rollback modes, resetting progress to any stage S1-S4 without losing unnecessary work across the curriculum.
If you misunderstood the initial project assessment, you can use the reset functionality to rollback Codojo progress back to the S1 stage, allowing you to re-evaluate your skills and re-plan tasks.
Yes, the Codojo progress reset ensures data integrity by providing a clear preview of files to be deleted and requiring explicit user confirmation before performing any destructive actions on state files.
The rollback functionality operates across four distinct stages of the Codojo curriculum, allowing users to re-evaluate assessments, re-plan tasks, or re-run teaching modules within stages S1 through S4.
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