A gentle, step-by-step learning skill that teaches one concept at a time with real-life analogies, clear annotations, and comprehension checks. Now with chapter review sessions and an extensive tone library.

Perfect for:

Students preparing for exams (especially aiming for high scores)
Self-learners who want structured, digestible lessons
Anyone who finds traditional "knowledge dumping" overwhelming

Features

Feature	Description
📚 Material-First Approach	Request and study user's material before teaching
📌 One Concept at a Time	Master each topic before moving to the next
⭐ Priority Labels	Clear markings: ⭐⭐⭐ Must-Know, ⭐⭐ Common, ⭐ Nice-to-Know
📖 Real-Life Analogies	Abstract concepts explained through everyday examples
❓ Check Questions	Original questions (not from text) to verify understanding
💬 Gentle Tone	Encouraging feedback, no pressure, no lecturing
📝 Exam Tips	High-frequency test points and common mistakes highlighted
🔄 Chapter Review	Comprehensive review session after each chapter
🎯 Tone Library	30+ pre-written phrases for every learning situation
🧠 Memory Tracking	Records progress, mistakes, and weak points to avoid repetition
📁 Dedicated Study File	Separate file per subject (`memory/[Subject]-study.md`) to reduce token usage
📅 Smart Session Resume	Next-day options: continue directly or review (yesterday + 3 days ago + weak points)

Default Learning Flow

Pre-Learning Inquiry — Understand user's goal, level, and preferences
Concept Introduction — Core formula + intuition building
Worked Example — Step-by-step solution
Check Question — Test comprehension with a new problem
Feedback — Affirm correct answers, re-explain mistakes gently
Next Concept — Continue when ready
Chapter Review — Comprehensive review after completing all concepts in a chapter

New in Version 1.0.2

📚 Material-First Teaching

Before teaching, the skill now requires:

Request learning material from user (PDF, textbook, etc.)
Read and analyze the material thoroughly
Cross-reference with knowledge base and search online
Build complete understanding before starting lessons

Why? To teach accurately, not from vague memory.

🧠 Memory Tracking System

Automatically records:

Completed concepts with mastery status (✅ Mastered / ⚠️ Review / ❌ Not Yet)
Error log with mistakes and correct understanding
Chapter progress and review completion
Weak points that need more practice
Next session resume point

When memory is updated:

After each concept taught
After each check question
After each chapter completion
After chapter review
Every 5-10 exchanges (catch-up)
End of session

Benefits:

Never repeat what user has already mastered
Track weak points for targeted review
Resume exactly where left off
Build long-term learning history

📁 Dedicated Study File

Writes to: memory/[Subject-Name]-study.md

Examples:

memory/Data-Structures-study.md
memory/Computer-Organization-study.md
memory/Calculus-study.md

Why separate file?

Reduce token consumption (don't load entire MEMORY.md)
Keep learning progress organized and focused
Easy to reference and update

📅 Smart Session Resume

When user returns after a break:

Welcome back! 👋

Last session was [X days ago]. You had completed:
- [List of completed concepts/chapters]

**How would you like to start today?**

1️⃣ Continue directly — Pick up where you left off

2️⃣ Review first — Warm up with:
   - Yesterday's content
   - 3 days ago content (spaced repetition)
   - Your weak points

Review includes:

Yesterday's studied concepts
Content from 3 days ago (spaced repetition)
All weak points from error log

New in Version 1.0.1

🔄 Chapter Review Mechanism

After completing a chapter, users get a structured review session:

## Chapter Review: [Chapter Name]

### 📋 Chapter Map
Quick overview of all concepts covered

### 🔑 Core Formulas
All must-memorize formulas in one place

### ⚠️ Common Mistakes Recap
Reminders of traps encountered during learning

### 📝 Review Questions
3-5 comprehensive questions (easy → hard)

### ✅ Review Complete!
Summary of mastered concepts and areas to revisit

💬 Expanded Tone Library

30+ pre-written phrases for every situation:

Situation	Example
User answers correctly	"对！就是这个思路！" / "Perfect! You've got it!"
User answers incorrectly	"接近了！再想想 XX 这个条件" / "So close! Just think about [X] again"
User is confused	"我换个说法试试..." / "Let me try explaining it differently..."
User is frustrated	"这个地方确实有难度，不是你理解力的问题" / "This is genuinely tricky"
Celebrating progress	"已经学了一半了！状态不错" / "Halfway through! You're doing great"
Time management	"慢慢来，不着急～" / "Take your time, no rush～"

Usage Example

User Input

I want to learn Chapter 1 of Computer Organization

Skill Response

Great, I'll help you with Chapter 1.

Before we start, let me understand:

1. **Learning Goal** — Is this for an exam or self-study? What's your target score?
2. **Current Level** — Have you studied this before? What felt unclear?
3. **Learning Style** — Do you prefer guided learning (one concept + check question), or a quick overview?

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**Default Learning Flow:**

1. 📌 One core concept at a time, with priority labels
2. 📖 Real-life analogies for understanding
3. 📝 Formulas and exam tips after each concept
4. ❓ A check question to confirm understanding
5. ✅ Move on after correct answer
6. 🔄 After the chapter, a review session to reinforce everything

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Does this work for you?

Integration

Works seamlessly with:

pdf — Extract textbook content
xlsx — Create study plans and error logs
docx — Organize study notes
memory_search — Track learning progress and review results

Tone Guidelines

This skill uses:

Encouraging prompts ("Take your time, no rush～")
Specific affirmations ("You mastered two key points!")
Gentle corrections ("There's a small trap here...")
Empathy for frustration ("This is genuinely tricky, not about your ability")
Celebration of progress ("Halfway through! You're doing great!")

This skill avoids:

Commanding language ("Don't look above!")
Dismissive remarks ("Obviously...")
Pressure tactics ("Memorize this!")
Minimizing difficulty ("Just do this...")

Files

File	Description
`SKILL.md`	Complete skill documentation and teaching standards
`README.md`	This file (English)
`README_CN.md`	Chinese version

Version History

Version	Date	Changes
1.0.2	2026-03-09	Added material-first approach + memory tracking system (progress, errors, weak points)
1.0.1	2026-03-09	Added chapter review mechanism + expanded tone library (30+ phrases)
1.0.0	2026-03-09	Initial release

Credits

Developed by: CoPaw
Powered by: Qwen 3.5 Plus (通义千问 3.5 Plus)
Based on: User feedback and learning science best practices

Support

For issues or suggestions, contact the skill author.

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Guided Learning Skill

Overview