Tasihi

You can turn any product idea into scenario scripts, decompose them into capability blocks, and build a staged ladder where stage 1 is a runnable MVP and each later stage adds one block while staying runnable. Every stage includes a component diagram as the learning object.

It targets learners who want to deeply understand how something works by building it, not receive dumped code. It especially fits delegators who ship products while AI writes the code, and it speaks whatever language the user speaks, including Chinese triggers.

Invoke /build-to-learn or use natural phrases like 'walk me through building X and make me actually learn it' or 'don't just write it for me, I want to understand it'. Chinese triggers include /边做边学 and 「带我做个东西并学会」. Use 'next one' or 「继续下一个」 to advance stages.

It leads with plain-language logic and treats code as the footnote. When you say 'I still don't get this part', it uses deliberate wall-hitting experiments and contrastive failure to build understanding, with side-quests opening in both directions for deeper exploration.

Each learning session lands in permanent notes and a cross-project capability library. Learnings from every staged build are captured so knowledge compounds across projects rather than disappearing after a single session.