Record LeetCode learning events with problem snapshots and event trails.
npx skills add https://github.com/taoluo/leetcode-study-system --skill lclog
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: lclog Source: https://github.com/taoluo/leetcode-study-system/tree/main/.claude/skills/lclog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/taoluo/leetcode-study-system --skill lclog
Log one LeetCode learning event immediately after finishing or reviewing a problem. Maintain both a latest problem record and a historical event trail for planning and review.
After finishing a LeetCode problem, run the lclog command to record your session.
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To log LeetCode study sessions, you run the logging command after finishing a problem to update a latest snapshot and append to an event trail for planning and review workflows.
A LeetCode event trail is a persistent timeline of learning events that records problem identity, timing, and mastery state to support post-session reflection and targeted revision planning.
You record your LeetCode problem mastery state by running a logging command with explicit fields for problem identity and timing, which updates the latest snapshot and appends the event to the trail.
No, the LeetCode problem logger does not execute code automatically; it requires explicit fields for problem identity, timing, and mastery state to ensure safe logging without automatic execution.
You should log a LeetCode learning event immediately after finishing or reviewing a problem, applying the log to feed downstream plan and review workflows with your current mastery state.
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