ccc-learn

name	ccc-learn
description	CC Commander learning hub — click-first picker across 11 CCC domains (502+ skills). Routes to ccc-design, ccc-marketing, ccc-saas and 8 more domain routers. Use when…
allowed-tools	["Read","Write","Edit","Bash","Glob","Grep","Agent","AskUserQuestion"]
argument-hint	[domain: design | marketing | saas | devops | seo | testing | security | data | research | mobile | makeover | all]

/ccc-learn — Discover skills across domains

Click-first browser over CCC's 11 domain routers. User picks a domain in one click — we load its domain-router skill and hand off. No text menus, no grep-through-502-skills.

Response shape (EVERY time)

1. Brand header (one line)

**CC Commander · Learn** · 502+ skills · 11 domains · [catalog](https://commanderplugin.com/skills)

2. Context strip (one line)

Run a single parallel Bash probe (silent on failure):

• ls ~/.claude/skills/ 2>/dev/null | wc -l — locally installed skill count
• test -f CLAUDE.md && head -2 CLAUDE.md | tail -1 — project name hint
• git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2>/dev/null — branch

Render:

📚 skills installed locally · project <name or cwd> · branch <name>

If nothing installed: "📚 No CCC skills installed yet — pick a domain, I'll fetch on demand."

3. The picker — AskUserQuestion with 4 options

Read ${CODEX_PLUGIN_ROOT}/menus/ccc-learn.json once. Use its choices for labels + descriptions. Max 4 options — take the 3 headline domains + "More domains…".

question: "Which domain?"
header: "CC Commander · Learn"
multiSelect: false
options:
  - label: "🎨 Design (39 skills)"
    description: "UI/UX, animation, responsive, a11y, Impeccable polish suite."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-design. Pick landing / components / polish / figma next."
  - label: "📣 Marketing (45 skills)"
    description: "CRO, email, ads, social, content — 7 specialist pods."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-marketing. Pick campaign / SEO / Product Hunt / influencer next."
  - label: "💼 SaaS (21 skills)"
    description: "Auth, billing, multi-tenant, schema, zero-to-revenue."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-saas. Pick auth / billing / schema / API next."
  - label: "⋯ More domains…"
    description: "DevOps, SEO, Testing, Security, Data, Research, Mobile, Makeover."
    preview: "8 more router skills — click to expand."

Recommendation logic (prepend ⭐ to ONE option):

• No src/ but project has docs/ or marketing-ish files → ⭐ Marketing
• package.json has stripe / next-auth / supabase → ⭐ SaaS
• src/components populated + Tailwind config → ⭐ Design
• Nothing to go on → ⭐ Design (safe default)

Also offer "Browse all 502+" as a small footer note under the picker — see handling below.

4. Handle the selection

Dispatch immediately:

• Design → invoke ccc-design skill. That skill surfaces its own picker (landing / components / polish / figma).
• Marketing → invoke ccc-marketing skill. Surfaces its sub-picker.
• SaaS → invoke ccc-saas skill. Surfaces its sub-picker.
• More domains… → cascade to the second AUQ below. Do NOT exit the flow.

5. Second AUQ (only if "More domains…" picked)

question: "Which of the remaining 8?"
header: "CC Commander · Learn · More"
multiSelect: false
options:
  - label: "🛠️ DevOps (21 skills)"
    description: "CI/CD, Docker, AWS, monitoring, IaC, runbooks."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-devops."
  - label: "🔍 SEO (20 skills)"
    description: "Technical SEO, AI search, content strategy, Core Web Vitals."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-seo."
  - label: "🧪 Testing (15 skills)"
    description: "TDD, E2E, verification, QA, regression, visual testing."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-testing."
  - label: "⋯ Even more…"
    description: "Security, Data, Research, Mobile, Makeover + browse-all."
    preview: "5 more — click to cascade."

6. Third AUQ (only if "Even more…" picked)

question: "Last page."
header: "CC Commander · Learn · Advanced"
multiSelect: false
options:
  - label: "🔐 Security (8 skills)"
    description: "Audits, prompt injection defense, OWASP, incident response."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-security."
  - label: "📊 Data (8 skills)"
    description: "Pipelines, SQL, visualization, ML, quality, vector search."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-data."
  - label: "🔎 Browse all (502+)"
    description: "Searchable grid of every installed skill + command."
    preview: "Routes to ccc-browse."
  - label: "↩️ Back to /ccc"
    description: "Return to the main menu."
    preview: "Invokes ccc skill."

Remaining domain routers not surfaced in AUQ but available by argument:

• ccc-research (8 skills) — /ccc-learn research
• ccc-mobile (8 skills) — /ccc-learn mobile
• ccc-makeover (3 skills) — /ccc-learn makeover

These tail-end domains are thin. If a user explicitly asks about them, route directly.

7. Argument handling

If the user passed an argument (/ccc-learn marketing), skip all AUQs and invoke the matching domain router immediately. Accept: design / marketing / saas / devops / seo / testing / security / data / research / mobile / makeover / all (→ ccc-browse).

Anti-patterns — DO NOT

• ❌ Render all 11 domains in one AUQ (max 4 per call)
• ❌ Dump the 502-skill list inline — that's ccc-browse's job
• ❌ Skip the cascade — users need the "More → Even more" flow for the long tail
• ❌ Show a numbered text list and ask them to type a number
• ❌ Forget to check the argument — /ccc-learn marketing must skip the root picker

When to invoke this skill

• user: what does this do? show me the skill catalog

• assistant: Loads ccc-learn, renders the 4-option picker. User picks Design → routes to ccc-design.

• user: I need to set up authentication

• assistant: Loads ccc-learn (or goes straight to ccc-saas if intent is clear). Picks SaaS → ccc-saas auth path.

• user: what's in the marketing domain?

• assistant: Loads ccc-learn with marketing argument, skips root picker, dispatches to ccc-marketing directly.

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Bottom line: one click picks a domain, the domain router takes it from there. Cascade for the long tail. Never dump 502 skills on the user.

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⚙️ Fable contract: plan before build · verifier ≠ worker · prove before alarm · loops need gates · leave durable state — rules/fable-method.md