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Submit Check

读取技能目录 manifests/ 下的班级名单 CSV（code、name 列），扫描指定文件夹中的文件名或读取文件名列表文本，按学号子串或姓名匹配，输出总人数、已提交数与未提交学生名单；名单不存在时列出可用名单供用户选择。

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安装技能

复制下面的话术发给你的 Agent，它会通过 secure-skills 检索并安装该技能。

执行命令安装此 skill： npx secure-skills-cli add submit-check
Metadata
name
submit-check
description
Find students who haven't submitted artifacts by matching filenames against a class manifest.

Submit Check

Check which students are missing from an artifact submission folder.

How it works

  • Student manifest CSV files live in manifests/ inside this skill directory.
  • Each CSV = one class, filename = class name (e.g. CS101.csv).
  • CSV columns: code, name (header required, case-insensitive).
  • Artifact filenames are scanned and matched against student codes and/or names.

When user asks to check submissions

  1. Get the class name and artifact folder path from the user.
  2. Locate the manifest: manifests/<CLASS_NAME>.csv inside this skill directory.
    • Resolve the skill directory as the parent of this SKILL.md.
  3. Run the check script:
python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/check.py \
  --manifest <SKILL_DIR>/manifests/<CLASS_NAME>.csv \
  --artifacts "<artifact_folder_path_or_text_file>"

The --artifacts flag accepts two modes:

  • Folder path (default): scans all files in the directory and matches their filenames.
  • Text file path: if the path points to a regular file (not a directory), each non-empty line is treated as an artifact filename. This is useful when you already have a list of submitted filenames (e.g. exported from an LMS or copied from a chat log) and don't need to scan a folder.
  1. If the class manifest doesn't exist, list available manifests and ask the user to provide or create one.
  2. Present the results: total students, submitted count, and the list of missing students.

Manifest format

code,name
2024001,张三
2024002,李四
  • code: student ID / student number
  • name: student name (Chinese or English)
  • One file per class, named after the class.

Matching logic

  • code: exact substring match in filename (case-insensitive, word-boundary aware)
  • name: full name match with flexible separators (spaces → _, -, or nothing)
  • both (default): match against code OR name
  • User can override with --match-field code|name|both

Examples

User: "Check submissions for class CS201 in /tmp/homework3"

→ Run: python .../scripts/check.py --manifest .../manifests/CS201.csv --artifacts /tmp/homework3

Output shows missing students list.

User: "Check submissions for CS201, here's the file list: /tmp/submitted.txt"

→ Run: python .../scripts/check.py --manifest .../manifests/CS201.csv --artifacts /tmp/submitted.txt

The text file contains one filename per line, e.g.:

2024001_张三_homework3.pdf
2024002_李四-hw3.pdf
作业_2024003_王五.docx

Output shows missing students list.