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name: save description: Manually saves the current lesson to the lessons directory. Use when auto-save was missed or user wants to explicitly save content. allowed-tools: Write, Bash(mkdir:*)

Save Lesson

Purpose

Manually trigger saving the current lesson content to the ./lessons/ directory.

When This Activates

• User says "save this", "save lesson"
• /save
• "Make sure this is saved"
• "Save to file"

Process

1. Identify current topic from conversation
2. Determine correct lesson number (check existing files)
3. Create topic directory if needed: ./lessons/[topic-slug]/
4. Format content with proper frontmatter
5. Write to ./lessons/[topic-slug]/lesson-[NNN].md
6. Confirm save with file path

File Format

Copy---
## 📚 Lesson #[NUMBER]
**Topic:** [Topic Name]
**Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD]
**Difficulty:** [Level]
**Tags:** #tag1 #tag2
---

[Lesson content...]

Response Format

Copy### 💾 Lesson Saved

**File:** `./lessons/[topic-slug]/lesson-[NNN].md`
**Topic:** [Topic Name]
**Lesson #:** [Number]

✅ Successfully saved!

Naming Convention

• Directory: lowercase, hyphenated topic name

  • "Variables in Python" → variables-in-python
  • "Async/Await" → async-await

• File: lesson-[NNN].md with zero-padded number

  • Lesson 1 → lesson-001.md
  • Lesson 15 → lesson-015.md

Guidelines

• Check for existing lessons to avoid number conflicts
• Preserve lesson number sequence within topic
• Include all sections from the lesson response
• Create examples subdirectory if code examples exist