Run an exam-style quiz session for a CCNP ENCOR topic. The topic may be passed as an argument (number or name) or you can ask the user to choose.

Step 1 — Identify the Topic

Parse the argument provided:

If a number (e.g., 26), find the matching folder: 26-Rapid-Spanning-Tree-Protocol-(RSTP)/
If a name (e.g., RSTP or Spanning Tree), fuzzy-match against folder names
If all is passed, run mock exam mode (see below)
If no argument, list the 44 topics and ask the user to choose one

Read the topic's README.md to ground your questions in the actual notes content.

Step 2 — Generate Questions

Generate 5 questions by default. Mix question types:

Multiple choice (A/B/C/D) — test specific knowledge
Fill-in-the-blank — test command syntax or terminology
Scenario-based — "What happens when X fails?" or "Which port becomes root port?"
Comparison — "What is the difference between X and Y?"

Weight questions toward ENCOR exam gotchas — edge cases, common mistakes, and concepts that are easy to confuse.

Do NOT show all questions at once. Present one at a time.

Step 3 — Quiz Loop

For each question:

Display the question clearly, numbered (e.g., "Question 1 of 5:")
Wait for the user's answer
Evaluate the answer:
- Correct: Confirm briefly, then add one extra exam insight or tip related to the topic
- Partially correct: Acknowledge what's right, explain what's missing
- Wrong: Explain why the answer is incorrect, give the correct answer with a clear explanation, reference which section of the README to review
Then immediately present the next question

Step 4 — Final Score

After all 5 questions:

Show the score: "You got X/5 correct"
List which questions were wrong with a one-line recap of the correct answer
Suggest which README sections to re-read based on wrong answers
If score is 3/5 or lower: suggest running /study [topic] again
If score is 5/5: say so and suggest trying /lab [topic] to reinforce with hands-on practice

Mock Exam Mode (`/quiz all`)

If the user passes all:

Pick 10 random questions spread across all 44 topics (one per topic, weighted toward high-priority topics: STP, OSPF, VLANs, CEF)
Run the same quiz loop but label each question with the topic name
At the end, show score breakdown by topic area
Flag any topic where the user got it wrong for focused review

Flags

--hard: Generate harder scenario-based questions that require multi-step reasoning
--count N: Generate N questions instead of 5

Notes

Keep questions specific and unambiguous — no trick questions
All correct answers must be accurate to IOS/IOS-XE behavior
If the topic README is mostly empty (template not filled in yet), note this and generate questions from your own ENCOR knowledge rather than refusing

Step 1 — Identify the Topic

Parse the argument provided:

If a number (e.g., 26), find the matching folder: 26-Rapid-Spanning-Tree-Protocol-(RSTP)/

If a name (e.g., RSTP or Spanning Tree), fuzzy-match against folder names

If all is passed, run mock exam mode (see below)

If no argument, list the 44 topics and ask the user to choose one

Read the topic's README.md to ground your questions in the actual notes content.

Step 2 — Generate Questions

Generate 5 questions by default. Mix question types:

Multiple choice (A/B/C/D) — test specific knowledge

Fill-in-the-blank — test command syntax or terminology

Scenario-based — "What happens when X fails?" or "Which port becomes root port?"

Comparison — "What is the difference between X and Y?"

Weight questions toward ENCOR exam gotchas — edge cases, common mistakes, and concepts that are easy to confuse.

Do NOT show all questions at once. Present one at a time.

Step 3 — Quiz Loop

For each question:

Display the question clearly, numbered (e.g., "Question 1 of 5:")

Wait for the user's answer

Evaluate the answer:

Correct: Confirm briefly, then add one extra exam insight or tip related to the topic
Partially correct: Acknowledge what's right, explain what's missing
Wrong: Explain why the answer is incorrect, give the correct answer with a clear explanation, reference which section of the README to review

Then immediately present the next question

Step 4 — Final Score

After all 5 questions:

Show the score: "You got X/5 correct"

List which questions were wrong with a one-line recap of the correct answer

Suggest which README sections to re-read based on wrong answers

If score is 3/5 or lower: suggest running /study [topic] again

If score is 5/5: say so and suggest trying /lab [topic] to reinforce with hands-on practice

Mock Exam Mode (/quiz all)

If the user passes all:

Pick 10 random questions spread across all 44 topics (one per topic, weighted toward high-priority topics: STP, OSPF, VLANs, CEF)

Run the same quiz loop but label each question with the topic name

At the end, show score breakdown by topic area

Flag any topic where the user got it wrong for focused review

Run an exam-style quiz session for a CCNP ENCOR topic. The topic may be passed as an argument (number or name) or you can ask the user to choose.

Additional Files (5)

Step 1 — Identify the Topic

Step 2 — Generate Questions

Step 3 — Quiz Loop

Step 4 — Final Score

Mock Exam Mode (`/quiz all`)

Flags

Notes

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Additional Files (5)

Step 1 — Identify the Topic

Step 2 — Generate Questions

Step 3 — Quiz Loop

Step 4 — Final Score

Mock Exam Mode (`/quiz all`)

Flags

Notes

Run an exam-style quiz session for a CCNP ENCOR topic. The topic may be passed as an argument (number or name) or you can ask the user to choose.

Additional Files (5)

Step 1 — Identify the Topic

Step 2 — Generate Questions

Step 3 — Quiz Loop

Step 4 — Final Score

Mock Exam Mode (/quiz all)

Flags

Notes

Related Skills

<h1 align="center">

Frontend Typescript Linting.mdc

2. Apply Deepthink Protocol (reason about dependencies

Additional Files (5)

Step 1 — Identify the Topic

Step 2 — Generate Questions

Step 3 — Quiz Loop

Step 4 — Final Score

Mock Exam Mode (/quiz all)

Flags

Notes

Mock Exam Mode (`/quiz all`)

Mock Exam Mode (`/quiz all`)