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Run a guided study session for a CCNP ENCOR topic. Combines overview, deep dive, quick quiz, lab suggestion, and a summary card.
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19), find the matching folder: 19-STP-Algorithm/OSPF or STP), fuzzy-match against folder namesRead the topic's README.md before proceeding — reference it throughout the session.
Present a structured overview:
Keep this section concise — it's the warm-up, not the deep dive.
Walk through the topic interactively. Structure it around the README sections:
How It Works:
Configuration Commands:
Verification Commands:
Exam Gotchas:
After the deep dive, ask: "Any questions before we test your knowledge?"
Run 3 rapid-fire questions (no waiting between — present all 3, then review answers together):
Collect the user's 3 answers, then review them together:
/quizIf the user got 2+ wrong, suggest: "Consider running /quiz [topic] for a deeper practice session."
Suggest a specific, focused lab for this topic:
/lab [topic] and I'll build it out completely."If Eve-ng MCP is connected, mention: "Your Eve-ng server is connected — I can deploy it automatically."
End with a compact cheat sheet the user can copy into their README notes:
## [Topic Name] — Quick Reference
**What it does:** [one line]
**Key facts:**
- [fact 1]
- [fact 2]
- [fact 3]
**Must-know commands:**
- `[command]` — [what it does]
- `[command]` — [what it does]
**Exam traps:**
- [trap 1]
- [trap 2]
Tell the user: "Copy this into your topic's README.md under Exam Tips / Gotchas to build your notes as you study."