Discrete Math Exam Builder
Quick Start
For any substantial task, first read:
references/conversation-prompt.mdfor the current project handoff, delivery rules, and next-step expectations.references/project-reference.mdfor chapter scope, terminology, source mapping, generator conventions, and progress.
Treat these files as the authoritative project memory. If they conflict with a new user request, follow the new user request and note the conflict.
Workflow
- Confirm the target chapter and exact scope before writing problems.
- Use the course notes as the boundary for allowed concepts and terminology.
- Reuse the existing generator workflow described in the references when producing LaTeX/PDF deliverables.
- Write in Chinese unless the user asks otherwise.
- Deliver one chapter at a time. After a chapter is complete, provide the problem PDF and solution PDF, then stop for review.
Problem Standards
- Label each problem as original or adapted from a textbook exercise, using your own wording for adapted items.
- Do not reproduce note examples, theorem proofs, or supplemental exercise originals.
- For proof and synthesis problems, include a non-obvious idea point in the solution notes.
- Keep direct formula substitution problems limited to basic coverage.
- Define any new concept before using notation or abbreviation.
Validation
Before delivery, check Python syntax for edited generator modules, compile generated LaTeX twice where needed, inspect logs for LaTeX errors, and render-sample PDFs when possible.
Public Repository Boundary
This skill intentionally includes prompts and compact project references only. Do not add scanned textbooks, course-note images, generated PDFs, or large extracted text files to this public repository unless the user explicitly asks and confirms they have rights to publish them.