teach

Structure multi-session teaching workspaces with YAML files and HTML lessons.

Updated Jul 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills --skill teach-hexsleeves
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: teach
Source: https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills/tree/main/skills/teach
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/HexSleeves/skills --skill teach-hexsleeves

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you run a stateful teaching workspace for learning a topic over multiple sessions, instead of treating each conversation like a one-off answer.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Mission-driven teaching: Captures the real reason the user is learning so every lesson stays grounded in a concrete outcome.
  • Structured learning artifacts: Organizes missions, resources, lessons, reference documents, learning records, and notes into a reusable workspace.
  • Adaptive instruction: Uses prior learning evidence to choose the next lesson, keep material in the user’s zone of proximal development, and avoid reteaching what is already known.
  • Use case: A learner wants to become productive in a new topic and needs a sequence of short lessons, reference sheets, and progress records that build toward a specific goal.

Quick Start

Tell me what you want to learn in this workspace and I will help you define the mission, gather resources, and create the first lesson.

Frequently Asked Questions about teach

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure a multi-session learning workspace to teach a new skill over time?

To structure a multi-session learning workspace, you define a mission, gather curated resources, and generate sequential HTML lessons with YAML-based tracking files. This creates durable learning artifacts that maintain progress across sessions.

What is the best way to keep new lessons in a learner's zone of proximal development?

Keeping lessons in a learner's zone of proximal development requires adaptive instruction that reviews prior learning records. The workspace uses this evidence to choose the next lesson and avoid reteaching already mastered material.

Can I track sequential learning progress and maintain reference documents across teaching sessions?

Yes, you can track sequential learning progress and maintain reference documents using the workspace's learning records. It organizes missions, resources, and notes into reusable assets for durable, stateful education workflows.

How do I create a curriculum that turns specific learning goals into actionable lesson designs?

To create a goal-driven curriculum, you start by capturing the real reason for learning to ground the outcome. The workspace then structures mission framing, lesson authoring, and reference documents to build toward that specific goal.

Do I need YAML files to build a teaching workspace with structured learning artifacts?

Yes, YAML-based workspace files are required to organize missions, resources, and learning records. These files provide the stateful structure needed to track sequential progress and maintain reusable assets across multiple sessions.

What are the limitations of using a stateful teaching workspace for curriculum design?

A stateful teaching workspace limits curriculum design to sequential progress tracking and YAML-based file management. It is not suited for one-off answers or unstructured conversations, requiring defined missions and reference documents to function effectively.