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submit-solution

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About submit-solution

submit-solution is a workshop skill that guides attendees through documenting their StockPilot agent decomposition, committing it, and opening a feedback-bearing pull request. It helps preserve both the solution details and workshop feedback for facilitators.

Key features

  1. 01Collects workshop feedback before git work
  2. 02Reviews the agent.py diff and eval score
  3. 03Guides branch creation, commit, and push
  4. 04Prepares a pull request with a feedback template
  5. 05Excludes evaluation reports and ID files

Use cases

  1. 01Submitting a workshop agent decomposition
  2. 02Sharing a final evaluation score with facilitators
  3. 03Providing structured feedback on workshop content

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/anthropics/cwc-workshops --skill submit-solution

After installing, type/submit-solutionin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Submit your StockPilot solution

You're helping a workshop attendee package up their agents/starter/agent.py decomposition and open a PR. The PR is how facilitators see what approaches people took, and the description doubles as the workshop feedback form.

Step 1 — Ask about their experience first

Before touching git, ask these three questions (use AskUserQuestion or just conversational):

  1. Which subagent approach did you go with for cycle 3? (callable_agents / spawn_subagent / inline / something else)
  2. What was the hardest part of the workshop? (a specific cycle, a concept, the tooling, the timing)
  3. One thing you'd change about it?

Hold onto their answers — they go in the PR body.

Step 2 — Show them what they're submitting

git diff main -- agent-decomposition/agents/starter/agent.py

Walk through the diff briefly: which tools they dropped, which skills they enabled, which subagent approach they wired. If the diff is empty, they haven't edited starter — ask if they worked in a different file.

Also grab their final eval score:

ls -t evals/reports/*/starter.json | head -1 | xargs cat | python -c "import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(f'{d[\"score\"]:.0%}')"

Step 3 — Commit and push

git checkout -b solution/<their-name-or-handle>
git add agent-decomposition/agents/starter/agent.py
git commit -m "Workshop solution: <subagent approach>, <score>%"
git push -u origin solution/<their-name-or-handle>

Ask for their name/handle if you don't have it. If they don't have push rights to anthropics/cwc-workshops, have them fork first (gh repo fork --clone=false) and push to their fork.

Step 4 — Open the PR with feedback in the body

gh pr create --title "Workshop solution — <name>" --body-file -

PR body template (fill from step 1 + step 2):

## My decomposition

- Subagent approach: <callable_agents | spawn_subagent | inline | other>
- Final eval score: <NN>%
- Tools I dropped: <list>
- Skills I enabled: <list>

## Workshop feedback

**Hardest part:** <their answer>

**One thing I'd change:** <their answer>

**Anything else:** <free text — leave blank if nothing>

Step 5 — Confirm

Give them the PR URL and thank them. Mention that facilitators read every PR and the feedback directly shapes the next run of this workshop.

Don't

  • Don't open the PR before they've seen the diff and the body
  • Don't skip the feedback questions to "save time" — that's the point
  • Don't include evals/reports/ or .stockpilot_ids.json in the commit

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