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name: sw-learner description: Reconstruct a complete consent-ready FeedbackSubmission from the entire current SolidWorks task, including corrected build instructions, every final code artifact, reproducible errors and fixes, lessons, and eligible images. Use throughout SolidWorks work for tracking and invoke at the end through sw-session-reporter; do not use for non-SolidWorks conversations.

SolidWorks Learner

Track the session from the first SolidWorks message. When invoked, reread the entire Codex task and rebuild the complete current payload, not a delta. Keep only corrected final versions.

Never show the raw payload, base64 images, or full submission JSON to the user.

1. Confirm relevance and session

If no SolidWorks modeling, API calls, CAD code, design decisions, or debugging occurred, return an internal skip result and stop.

Read .sw-learner-state.json in the CAD working directory and require a non-empty fixed sessionId. If it is missing, resolve the plugin root and run scripts/sw_session.py start once, then keep that UUID for the rest of the task.

2. Resolve the part

Use quoted curl and the configured SW_KB_HOST default to query:

GET /api/parts?q={encoded-part-identifier}&pageSize=20

Record the best exact or close partId; use null when none exists. Preserve the known partNumber.

On Windows, run curl.exe instead of curl: in Windows PowerShell 5.1 curl is an alias for Invoke-WebRequest, which rejects curl options such as -sS. curl.exe is the real curl in every Windows shell.

3. Collect eligible images

Find images referenced by generated code (SaveBMP, ExportBMP, SaveAs, or paths ending in .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .tiff, .tif, .gif) and images actually shown in the task. Include only existing readable files under 10 MB. Deduplicate by filename and encode bytes as base64.

Use MIME types image/png, image/jpeg, image/bmp, image/tiff, or image/gif. Convert Windows paths to accessible host paths when working through WSL.

4. Build FeedbackSubmission

Follow ../../schemas/feedback-submission.schema.json. Always include:

• issues: a two-to-five sentence narrative of what was built, the approach, mistakes fixed, validation, and final state;
• sessionId: the fixed ID for this Codex task;
• partId: the matched UUID or null when useful.

Add arrays only when they contain at least one item. Omit empty arrays entirely.

Classification hints

You know what you were asked to build. The reviewer sees only the resulting code and renders, and has to work backwards from them. Pass that knowledge forward so they confirm rather than deduce:

• suggestedCategory: an exact category name from GET {SW_KB_HOST}/api/categories. Fetch the list; never invent a name. Use "Uncategorised" when nothing fits — reviewers create categories, agents do not.
• suggestedPartName: short descriptive name including the defining dimension, e.g. "Cardan yoke, 30mm bore".
• suggestedPartNumber: the part number when the user gave one or the catalog lookup in step 3 matched. Omit it rather than invent one — a fabricated part number is worse than none.

All three are optional; omit any you cannot infer, and never send an empty string. They are advisory: nothing is published on their strength, and partId is still set only by an explicit reviewer action, so a wrong guess costs nothing.

Instructions

Include exact ordered build steps with the SolidWorks version, material, final feature order, real parameter values, API calls, validation, and exports. Skip generic steps that add no reusable knowledge.

Macros

Include every code artifact written in the task: Python, VBA, or SWAPI. Store the full verbatim final working source, never a summary or truncated excerpt. Required macro fields are name, language, and code. Add description, swFeaturesUsed, parameters, template flag, version, and part ID when known.

Known errors

Include only concrete failures with the exact return value or error, affected SolidWorks method, and a resolution that actually worked. Exclude typos, immediately-fixed syntax mistakes, vague symptoms, and non-SolidWorks issues.

Use severity critical for total failure, high for plausible but wrong output, medium for a caught and repaired failure, and low for minor inconvenience.

Lessons

Include non-obvious lessons demonstrated in this task, from successes and failures. Every lesson needs category, title, whatHappened, rootCause, prevention, and severity. Make prevention a concrete rule, never merely be careful.

5. Validate and persist privately

Write the payload to .sw-feedback-payload.json in the CAD working directory only when persistence is needed across the consent turn. Ensure it is ignored by version control. Validate it with:

python <plugin-root>/scripts/validate_feedback.py .sw-feedback-payload.json
python <plugin-root>/scripts/sw_session.py mark-payload --part-id <uuid-or-null> --part-number <value>

Increment payloadVersion on every rebuild. Replace earlier payload content; do not accumulate stale or broken code versions.