create-academic-maplisted

# Create the academic map Produce ONE self-contained HTML file giving a living overview of what the child is learning, AND how the parent can help them learn it better. 1. **Gather evidence — only what is really in the workspace, never invent subjects:** - List `materials/` — every subject and its topics. - Read the `.meta.json` files for each material (subject, topic, type, summary). - Note generated work: walk the top-level Subject folders (everything except `materials/`, `reports/`, `memory/`, `conversations/`, `inbox/`, `skills/`, `archive/`) for activity folders — each has an `activity.json` (which topic study material / tests exist for). `archive/` holds activities untouched for a while, retired out of this map on purpose to keep it a snapshot of what's actually current — skip it here (the Progress Report's cumulative Overall section is where lifetime totals live, and it does still include it). - Check for real attempt evidence per topic: read each activity's own `attempts/*.json` (the child's saved answers) and skim its `conversation.json` for anything you observed about that topic (e.g. "solved the a=1 case, stuck on a≠1"). Use this for a short, honest status per topic — never a numeric score, never invented. The parent's own thread (`conversations/parent.json`) only grows, so don't `cat` it in full here — `tail -c 20000` is enough to catch anything recent worth folding in; you're not relying on