teach

To organize learning materials inside a workspace, you can structure missions, references, and records into a single framework. This coordinates MISSION.md, RESOURCES.md, and lesson outputs to guide long-term, multi-session skill development.

The best way to structure a mission-driven learning curriculum is to define a learning mission in MISSION.md to ground all sessions. This creates a centralized framework for tracking learning records, glossaries, and lesson outputs.

Yes, you can manage multi-session educational records within a repository. The framework stores learning records, glossaries, and scratch notes to support ongoing education and coherent skill uplift across multiple sessions.

No specific dependencies are required to create a structured teaching workspace. The framework operates self-sufficiently by enforcing the SKILL.md frontmatter contract and coordinating markdown files for references and lesson outputs.

To generate reusable lesson outputs for onboarding, the framework stores lesson HTML outputs and scratch notes within the workspace. This enables self-contained teaching sessions for consistent skill uplift.

A teaching workspace enforces a frontmatter contract to maintain consistent structure across educational materials. This coordinates MISSION.md, RESOURCES.md, and optional tooling directories for a coherent, reusable learning framework.