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What problem does it solve? Self-directed learners following a structured curriculum often lose momentum because no one guides the discussion, checks comprehension, or reviews their exercise code. This Skill acts as a mentor that walks you through topic curricula stored under ~/dev/learn/<topic>/, one lesson at a time. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided Lesson Flow: Subcommands next, quiz, objective, check, review, and status move you through a curriculum defined by INDEX.md and per-lesson Markdown files with frontmatter status tracking. - Mentor-Style Teaching: Presents discussion first, quizzes comprehension conversationally, and reviews exercise code with escalating hints instead of handing out solutions. - Verified Exercise Checks: Runs the topic's compiler or test runner (e.g., tsc --noEmit) against your code in exercises/<slug>/ before judging pass or fail, and tracks attempts and struggled lessons for later review. - Use Case: You are working through a TypeScript curriculum in ~/dev/learn/typescript/. Run /lesson next to get today's discussion, say "quiz me" to test recall, then /lesson check after writing your exercise to get verified feedback. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to start the next lesson for your current topic by saying "next lesson" while inside your ~/dev/learn/<topic>/ directory.