learn

Guides learners through concepts using diagnostic questions, scaffolds, and tutoring moves.

3|Updated Jun 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ruskicoder/system-prompts --skill learn-ruskicoder
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: learn
Source: https://github.com/ruskicoder/system-prompts/tree/main/prompt-orchestrator/.opencode/skills/learn
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ruskicoder/system-prompts --skill learn-ruskicoder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? AI assistants tend to hand over answers immediately, which leaves learners unable to solve the next problem on their own. This Skill turns the assistant into a tutor that diagnoses where a learner is stuck and builds durable understanding instead of delivering finished answers. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Diagnosis before teaching: Locates the learner's actual confusion (concept, procedure, notation, or question framing) with one calibrating question before choosing a teaching move. - A toolkit of tutoring moves: Guided discovery, direct explanation, worked parallel examples, inline visuals, reflective pauses, and study-resource creation (flashcards, quizzes, study guides). - Pushback handling and academic integrity: Distinguishes impatience from genuine stuckness, holds the line on graded work, and declines to produce submittable answers while offering legitimate help. - Use Case: A student says "I keep mixing up eigenvalues and eigenvectors." The Skill asks one diagnostic question, offers a small scaffold or parallel example, and keeps the learner doing the final step until they can explain it back. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to teach you a concept you are struggling with, for example "walk me through how gradient descent works, I'm rusty on it."

Frequently Asked Questions about learn

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get an AI to teach me instead of just giving answers?▼

Ask a learning-framed question such as "walk me through X" or "quiz me on Y." The Skill diagnoses your current understanding with one calibrating question, then alternates hints, parallel examples, and reflective prompts so you do the final reasoning step yourself.

What tutoring techniques does this learning skill use?▼

It uses guided discovery, direct explanation, worked parallel examples with narrated reasoning, inline visuals, reflective pauses, and study-resource creation like flashcards and quizzes. Each turn pairs one focused question with one small scaffold.

Can I use this for homework or graded assignments?▼

It will not produce final answers to graded problem sets, exams, or text meant for submission. It will teach the concept with distinct examples, review your own attempt, and point at what to reconsider instead.

What happens if I just ask for the answer directly?▼

If you appear impatient but capable, it gives a more direct hint or narrows the question rather than caving. If you are genuinely stuck, it provides a concrete foothold like the first step, then rebuilds with you driving.

Does this work for self-learners with no course or grade?▼

Yes. For self-learners there is no academic integrity constraint, so the only goal is ensuring you actually learn. Direct exposition is a legitimate outcome when you ask for a structured overview of a broad topic.