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@Diegodlike @amosblomqvist the framework does a lot of the heavy lifting of adding structure to learning: amosblomqvist/learn Afaik the framework doesn't have the practice/exercise segment built in, but thats super easy to add, i just asked my agent to update the skill! 2/2
learning companion plugin for Claude Code that remembers what you understand Learning Companion is a plugin that teaches a topic the way a good tutor would, and remembers what you understood. I've been inspired by Eero Alvar's video "How I Learn Difficult Things". That basically states Understanding is the links between facts, not the pile of facts. A fact with no link fades. A fact with many links can be rebuilt when forgotten. He also published a repo, amosblomqvist/learn, that turns this into a teaching process for the pi coding agent. I rebuilt it for Claude Code and added one thing: memory. How a lesson goes: - You say "teach me how git rebase works". - It probes until it finds the edge of what you know. Every answer is graded on the next question. - It draws a map of the topic as a picture and waits for your OK. - It teaches one node at a time. You try first, then it corrects. - It tests you on a fact it never told you. Only that earns a Strong mark. The graph is saved as markdown. Next session starts from your weakest node, not from zero. Every lesson is also written to a log you can open in Obsidian. Install: /plugin marketplace add cvemprala/learning-companion /plugin install learning-companion@learning-companion Repo: cvemprala/learning-companion Still early days. Version 0.1.7, tested on myself over a weekend. MIT. All credit for the ideas goes to Eero. Feedback welcome, especially from people who learn differently than I do.