coding-tutor

To generate coding tutorials from your codebase, the Skill inspects your repository and prior progress to produce a tailored three-topic plan with real-code examples. It adapts to your existing knowledge by loading learner context and past tutorials.

Spaced repetition for coding practice uses your persistent learning trail and progress data to schedule recurring tutorials and quizzes. This mechanism compounds your knowledge over time by reintroducing concepts from your codebase at optimal intervals.

To start onboarding with a personalized coding tutor, ask the tutor to begin the process. It will load your learner context, inspect your repository, and generate your first tailored coding tutorial using your current codebase for examples.

Yes, you can use your existing repository for real-code examples in coding tutorials. The Skill anchors concepts and accelerates learning by extracting actual code from your projects to build a personalized curriculum plan.

Yes, the coding tutor tracks your learning progress over time using persistent progress data. It inspects prior tutorials and applies spaced repetition techniques to create a compounding learning trail from your codebase.

A limitation of a codebase-driven coding tutor is that it requires an existing repository with sufficient code to extract meaningful examples. Without a populated codebase, generating tailored three-topic plans and real-code examples is not possible.