self-assessment

A self-assessment evaluates your Claude Code proficiency through structured questions, scoring your knowledge across 10 feature areas to generate a detailed skill profile and identify specific learning gaps.

A quick check uses 8 questions across 2 rounds to gauge your beginner, intermediate, or advanced level, while a deep evaluation spans 5 rounds with per-topic scoring to build a dependency-aware learning path.

Yes, you can receive a personalized learning path that provides phase-based guidance with time estimates, specifically tailored to your current skill level and gaps in areas like Subagents and Plugins.

You can track learning progress by following your generated phase-based learning path, and you have the option to retake the assessment later to recalibrate your Claude Code skill level and adjust your targets.

No prior knowledge is required to start; the assessment evaluates your current level with structured questions, accommodating everyone from beginners to advanced users across features like CLI and Slash Commands.

The best way to map a dependency-aware learning path is to complete a deep assessment, which uses per-topic scoring to sequence your learning phases based on feature dependencies and your current gaps.