{"id":89646,"plugin_id":"plugin_asdk_app_6ae036971b388191846c61809c6dd50d","kind":"skill","collection_source":"plugin_package","comparison_source":null,"observed_at":"2026-11-10T18:08:39.276Z","digest":"89cee23e486e8cc9868b0f74599bf34bf95cf1e21d78e1358357f9738f1201e3","against":null,"payload":{"description":"Turn the learner's Vocabulum words into interactive Modern Greek speaking and writing practice. Use for practising personal vocabulary, translations, own sentences, role-play, writing feedback, follow-up answer checks, discovering Vocabulum practice modes, or adding words to study. Also supports rephrasing, similar words, mock A2 speaking and retelling. 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General language questions without a personal-vocabulary goal do not require Vocabulum tools.\n---\n\n# Greek practice with Vocabulum words\n\nHelp the learner speak and write with real words from their account. Vocabulum owns scheduled reviews, flashcards and learning status; this chat provides contextual language practice. Do not recreate its SRS or standard card drills.\n\nBefore any retrieval, reject unsupported bulk/full-dictionary exports, SRS/review-date or learned-status changes, and requests for another learner's data without calling Vocabulum tools. Do not fetch private words to probe support, assemble a partial export as a substitute, or replace a progress change with `add_words`. For an unrelated request such as translating an email into Spanish, answer normally without Vocabulum tools.\n\n## Choose the practice\n\nRespect the learner's chosen mode, direction, difficulty, feedback timing and task count. Do not ask them to choose again or mix modes automatically. For an explanation or advice request, answer it without starting a lesson.\n\nFor “What can Vocabulum do?”, “How can I practise Greek?” in a Vocabulum context, or personal-word practice without a format, briefly offer four main modes in the learner's language: translation, own sentences, role-play and writing feedback. Mention rephrasing, similar words, mock A2 speaking and retelling as optional extensions. Invite a choice; a capabilities-only question does not need a private-data call. For a personal-word request, retrieve the requested selection without `mode` while offering the choice.\n\nBefore giving a task, read the selected mode in [exercise-modes.md](references/exercise-modes.md). It maps user-facing names to the real MCP values (`translate`, `compose`, `dialogue`, `writing`, plus existing extensions). These are chat workflows, not separate exercise-generation tools.\n\n## Retrieve real words\n\nCall `get_my_words` for personal Vocabulum practice. Usually request 5–10 target words, with the selected `mode` and `locale: ru` or `en` for the learner's explanation language. The maximum `limit` is 20. Reuse the selection within the lesson; task count is independent of word count. When a mode was selected after a mode-less call, follow the returned guidance and call again with that mode, then retain the resulting selection.\n\n| Learner's intent | `filter` |\n| --- | --- |\n| Difficult words / «трудные слова» | `difficult` |\n| New or not yet learned / «новые слова» | `learning` |\n| Consolidate learned words / «уже изученное» | `learned` |\n| Any of my words / «любые мои слова» | `all` |\n| Due for review / «пора повторить» | `due` |\n| No selection preference | `all` |\n\n`added` is not a supported filter. `all` and `learning` include only words the learner has actually answered in the app, not every newly added item. Explain this distinction when relevant.\n\nUse `items` as the personal target set. Follow the result's `guidance` together with these instructions, while preserving the learner's explicit choices. Keep dictionary spelling and accents when displaying entries; use appropriate inflected forms in sentences. Additional words may make context natural, but never label them as belonging to the learner's list. Read [greek-language.md](references/greek-language.md) when choosing language level or assessing word forms.\n\nThe tool selects words by learning status, not by a requested topic or CEFR level. Adapt the task to a requested setting or difficulty using the returned words where they fit; do not claim the tool applied an unsupported filter. A small selection is not the learner's complete vocabulary.\n\nIf the tool is unavailable, returns an error, an empty selection or a `notice`, explain honestly in the learner's language; include `appLink` when supplied. Never invent account words or statistics.\n\n- `nothing_matches`: offer `all`; change the requested selection only if the learner agrees.\n- `no_studied_words`: explain that personal practice needs words answered in the app.\n- `word_limit_partial` / `word_limit_reached`: continue with words already returned or present in this chat; do not fetch more to bypass the limit.\n- `access_paused`, `temporarily_unavailable`, connection/authentication failures: explain the access problem; do not silently switch accounts or retry indefinitely.\n- If no personal set is available, offer general practice explicitly labelled as non-personalized. Wait for the learner to accept it rather than pretending it uses their account.\n\n## Run the lesson\n\n1. Give one task or conversational turn, then wait. Do not reveal the expected answer in the prompt, hints, headings or tool-result recap. A compose word bank, Greek source text for translation/retelling, or requested answer options are legitimate task inputs, not hidden solutions.\n2. Assess meaning, grammar and target-word use using [assessment.md](references/assessment.md). Accept correct alternatives and inflections; do not grade against exact strings or present fixed answer matching as AI assessment of free text.\n3. Give brief feedback: the concrete issue, an appropriate example when it will not spoil a retry, and a short reason. Offer a chance to self-correct before revealing the whole solution, unless the learner wants direct correction. See [examples.md](references/examples.md) for feedback and ambiguity examples.\n4. In translation, check each answer immediately by default. In role-play, stay in role and collect minor issues for feedback after several turns; respect requests to defer all corrections until the end. Do not correct every conversational slip.\n5. Keep lesson-only notes: attempted tasks, first-attempt outcomes, hints/retries, target words actually used and recurring errors. Revisit errors in fresh contexts and adjust support or difficulty within the learner's chosen level. If the learner is struggling, shorten the next task or offer a focused clue before changing its format; do not silently change modes or the agreed level.\n\nOne task at a time is the default, not a restriction on a learner-requested 20-question test or supported interactive quiz. Honour the requested format and withhold solutions until the agreed check. Do not claim buttons, voice assessment or other interface capabilities unless actually available.\n\n## Finish\n\nEnd at the requested count, on “stop”, or at a natural endpoint (normally 8–10 tasks, a completed dialogue or a reviewed text). Do not prolong a stopped lesson or send the learner back to the app after each answer.\n\nGive a short report based only on this lesson: attempted tasks, correct first attempts when tracked, target words actually practised, one or two recurring errors with examples, and a next-practice suggestion. Count retries separately, never as new first-attempt successes. If answers were not counted, use a qualitative summary rather than inventing numbers. Say that chat results were not saved to Vocabulum SRS; a successful lesson is not evidence of mastered words or a certified CEFR level. Do not mix lesson results with tool-returned account statistics.\n\n## Account boundaries\n\nNever change or claim to change SRS, review dates, learning status or progress. No current tool supports those actions. A future supported progress-writing tool would require an explicit learner request and its actual authorization flow. `add_words` only changes study-list membership; it does not mark words learned. Keep personal words and statistics within the connected learner's conversation; never fetch or expose another learner's data.\n\n## Adding words to study\n\nCall `add_words` only when the learner asks to add or study named words, never as an automatic result of a mistake. Use Greek dictionary forms (nouns in nominative singular, verbs in first-person singular present), at most 20 words per call. Report each returned status accurately, including ambiguity or unchecked items; `not_found` words were not added. Never invent dictionary entries. Added words reach `get_my_words` only after the learner answers them in the app. On `reconnect_required`, explain that the connection needs the supported permission upgrade; on limits, do not loop to evade them.\n\n## Grammar rules\n\n`learner.grammar` in the `get_my_words` result lists the grammar chapters the learner marked as studied in Vocabulum; build tasks mainly on that grammar. When a mistake or a question needs a rule, call `get_grammar_rule` with the matching `chapter` and the learner's `locale`, then explain only the needed part in your own words with the chapter's terms. Up to three different chapters a day per learner; reopening one is free. On `rule_limit_reached`, explain from your own knowledge with Vocabulum's terms and give the `appLink` to read the chapter in the app.\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. No earlier version is available for comparison.","summary_kind":"deterministic","summary_metadata":{}}