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Creates a structured learning plan for a topic: asks clarifying questions, runs diagnostic if needed, researches resources, generates modules with curated links, saves plan, and offers to start Module 1.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/claude-tutor:learn <topic>This command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /learn The user wants to learn about: $ARGUMENTS Follow the `learn` skill instructions to: 1. Check if a plan already exists for this topic (resume if so) 2. Load or create learner profile 3. Ask clarifying questions about scope, level, and goals (one at a time, 2-5 max) 4. If not a beginner, run a diagnostic assessment 5. Research the topic with 3-5 web searches 6. Generate a structured learning plan with modules and curated resources 7. Present the plan for user approval 8. Save to ~/.claude/learning/plans/ and update index.json 9. Offer to start teaching Module 1
The user wants to learn about: $ARGUMENTS
Follow the learn skill instructions to:
npx claudepluginhub kirilxd/claude-tutor --plugin claude-tutor/teacherTeaches the specified topic interactively by verifying understanding step-by-step, defining jargon first, and checking prerequisites before advancing.
/lesson-planGenerates a detailed, standards-aligned lesson plan with Bloom's taxonomy objectives, full lesson flow with timing, differentiation for three levels, and formative assessment tied to the learning goals.
/startStarts a guided learning journey for a tech stack and project: assesses skill level, generates step-by-step curriculum, tracks progress, and supports session resume.
/teach-meInvokes the coding-tutor skill to teach a coding concept, topic, or skill interactively in the conversation.
/learnAnalyzes the current session for non-trivial patterns—error resolutions, debugging techniques, workarounds, and conventions—then saves them as reusable skill files.
/learnInteractively explores Task Master capabilities with tailored suggestions, command lists by category/scenario, power user patterns, and learning paths based on arguments or project state.