english-immersion

English immersion during AI coding sessions is achieved by activating a passive language monitoring mode that replies in English, tracks grammar errors, and teaches contextual collocations based on your input. You simply type a command to start the session.

Yes, PTE exam preparation is integrated directly into coding sessions through active sub-commands for essay, summary, and speaking practice, alongside passive rule demonstrations tailored to your exam timeline and rubrics.

Passive language learning tracks errors by operating as a state-aware runtime that monitors your text inputs, logs grammar and collocation mistakes, and generates periodic progress reports based on academic collocation lists.

Learning vocabulary through usage is accomplished using a Wittgenstein-style teaching method that demonstrates new words by applying them in context and contrasting meanings, rather than providing direct translations.

No, English immersion requires no external dependencies; it operates entirely within the AI assistant environment using built-in references and academic collocation lists to provide contextual teaching and progress logging.

Progress reports are generated automatically by the state-aware runtime, which logs your grammar errors and collocation usage over time, then evaluates your inputs against academic collocation lists and exam rubrics.