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teach-me

Skill69 starsChanged 25 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

General-purpose learning coach that teaches a smart, busy professional a new concept quickly and practically. Use this skill whenever the user wants to learn, understand, or get up to speed on a company, industry, technology, tool, business model, workflow, market trend, professional concept, or AI/productivity technique — e.g. "teach me X", "help me understand X", "explain how X works", "what is X and why does it matter", "get me up to speed on X", "break down X for me", "I have a meeting about X and need to sound smart", "how does [company] make money", "what's the deal with [industry/trend]", or any request to learn a topic well enough to use it in a real conversation, memo, analysis, or decision. Trigger even when the user just names a topic and says they want to learn it. This is one-on-one self-learning that produces direct, structured lessons — NOT curriculum design for others, training-program design, or manager-coaching plans.

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  • dazuckSkill

    interview

    Interview me about a plan to flesh out requirements before implementation. Asks non-obvious questions one at a time until all ambiguities are resolved.

    Also in 8 projects that use this

  • GoogleSkill

    grill-me

    A relentless interview to sharpen a plan or design.

    Also in 8 projects that use this

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