Pyquest v0.1.3 — Source-line diagnostics

Failed checks now connect directly back to the editor.

• Exact traceback locations receive red source-line highlights
• Assertion-only failures receive an honest amber related-function highlight
• Every affected gutter line gets a visible diagnostic marker
• Clicking a failed check scrolls and focuses the relevant source line
• Multiple failures remain marked while the selected one is emphasized
• A successful rerun clears all diagnostics

Pyquest v0.1.2 — Indentation guidance

Pyquest now makes invisible indentation problems visible and actionable.

• Shows subtle dots for leading spaces and arrows for tabs
• Warns live when tabs, spaces, or uneven indentation are mixed
• Translates TabError and IndentationError into beginner-friendly feedback with a line number
• Safely converts leading tabs to four-space tab stops in one click

Python convention remains four spaces per indentation level; the guardrails focus on accidental mixing and misalignment.

Pyquest v0.1.1 — REPL history polish

A focused REPL usability patch.

• The empty command prompt now reads as intentionally faded placeholder guidance.
• Down Arrow stops at the newest history position instead of wrapping to the oldest command.
• Reaching the history bottom gives a restrained 180 ms visual cue and a very quiet tone when sound is enabled.
• The current unsent draft is preserved while browsing history.

Try it: https://seanbud.github.io/pyquest/

Pyquest v0.1.0 — First public release

Pyquest is now a public, MIT-licensed coding-practice engine with 18 Python lessons, a polished split workspace, focused checks, a stateful REPL, progress rewards, native localhost execution, and a safe browser-contained GitHub Pages runtime.

Course content remains sourced from and attributed to Alex’s Python: Zero to Hero repository; it is not redistributed or relicensed by Pyquest.

Try it: https://seanbud.github.io/pyquest/