Route learning requests into code-understanding or new-topic teaching workflows.
npx skills add https://github.com/Ic3b3rg/learn-skills --skill start-learn
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: start-learn Source: https://github.com/Ic3b3rg/learn-skills/tree/main/skills/start-learn Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Ic3b3rg/learn-skills --skill start-learn
This Skill removes the guesswork from starting a learning session by routing the user into the right workflow based on whether they want to understand existing code or learn a new topic from scratch.
Ask the assistant to start learn on a code file or a topic you want to learn from scratch.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To start a guided learning session for a new programming concept, the system automatically detects your scratch learning intent and scaffolds a structured workspace with a mission, curriculum, resources, and on-demand lessons.
The best way to set up a learning curriculum for understanding existing code is using scenario detection, which identifies your artifact and routes you into an adaptive instructional path focused on code comprehension.
Yes, you can use adaptive learning routing to generate practice and recall exercises, as the system selects and runs the best matching follow-up skill for your specific instructional needs.
Skill routing works for both codebase comprehension and zero-knowledge topic learning by determining whether you need help understanding existing artifacts or learning a new topic from zero.
To trigger automatic lesson scaffolding, you only need to provide a request to start learning a specific code file or topic, and the system handles the workspace setup and instructional path selection.
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