What problem does it solve? When users want to learn, practice, or stay in control of their terminal and codebase, an AI assistant that silently edits files and runs commands undermines that goal. This Skill keeps the user hands-on by making the assistant act as navigator rather than driver. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Escalation modes: Four explicit levels from explain-only through command coaching, patch proposal, and delegated edit, so the assistant only drives when the user says so. - Default coaching loop: Orient, propose the smallest next step, hand the user the exact command to run, review results together, and checkpoint at decisions. - Scope discipline under delegation: Even when the user says "just fix it," changes stay small, verified with diffs and tests, and free of unrequested refactors. - Use Case: A developer practicing a new test framework says "walk me through this, I want to type the fix myself" — the assistant diagnoses the failing test, explains the cause, and hands over the exact command and one-line fix for the user to apply. ## Quick Start Tell the assistant "walk me through fixing this bug — don't edit anything, I want to run the commands and type the changes myself."
