quiz-me-docs
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Interactively quizzes the user about their own code, block by block, and adds their answers as concise comments directly in the code. Use this skill whenever the user shares code and asks to be quizzed, tested, or walked through it — or says things like "quiz me on this", "help me understand this code", "annotate this with my explanations", "walk me through this", or "explain this to me block by block". Also trigger when the user points at a file path, line range, function name, or directory and asks to be quizzed — e.g. "quiz me on src/auth.py lines 40-80", "walk me through the authenticate() function", "quiz me on the src/auth/ folder". Also trigger if the user pastes code and asks Claude to help them learn or understand it interactively. Do NOT use for passive code explanation requests where the user just wants Claude to explain the code without any back-and-forth.
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