learn-by-doing

To generate practice exercises from code files, the Skill creates 3–7 graded drills that progress from simple reproduction to design, using your actual codebase context to ensure the practice material stays relevant to your project.

Yes, you can generate practice exercises for a pull request. The Skill creates structured drills based on the pull request context and later verifies your submitted answers against the underlying source documentation.

Practice exercises verify your answers by checking submitted responses against code or documentation, returning a pass, partial, or fail grade backed by citations to the underlying artefact for every verified answer.

Exercise solutions are hidden safely in a folded solutions section during practice sessions, ensuring you attempt the active recall drills first before verifying your answers against the source material.

The best way to practice active recall using real project documentation is generating graded exercise ladders that progress from simple reproduction to teaching, adapting to your actual stack to keep the practice realistic and relevant.

Yes, you need to provide source files, topic context, or pull requests as input. The Skill requires real project artefacts to generate graded exercise ladders and provide citations for every verified answer.