feynman

The Feynman teaching method achieves concept mastery by guiding you through an explain, check, diagnose, and re-teach loop to refine your understanding into a single transferable sentence. It scores your re-teach and diagnoses gaps from your own words.

Yes, you can practice teaching back a concept using your own vocabulary. The skill anchors with a constrained explanation and one analogy, then evaluates your re-teach until you score 9 or higher without hints.

To run an explain-check-reteach loop, prompt the skill with your topic and request the Feynman method. The agent provides a short anchor explanation, waits for your re-teach, scores it, and re-teaches only your diagnosed gaps until mastery.

The best way to diagnose learning gaps is through structured teaching back. The skill scores your explanation from 1 to 10 and explicitly lists only what you missed, conflated, or misstated during your re-teach attempt.

No, the Feynman method skill does not provide hints during the re-teaching process. You must reach a score of 9 or higher independently, while the agent only re-teaches the specific gaps diagnosed from your previous explanation.

Yes, there are strict word limits in the teaching back loop. The initial anchor explanation is constrained to 150 words with exactly one analogy, and targeted gap re-teaching is limited to 100 words to ensure concise learning loops.