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Change your curriculum experience level (beginner / intermediate / advanced) mid-course. Takes effect immediately.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Maintainer tool: audit curriculum against latest CC release, present update plan for approval, then execute. Does NOT commit.
Audit the current project's Claude Code configuration for known AI-assisted-development security footguns — hooks, skills, MCP servers, CLAUDE.md — and report findings with severity and remediation.
Interactive onboarding — helps new users pick a project, verify their dev environment, and scaffold their project directory. Run this when someone first opens Claude Code in this repo.
Re-explain the current curriculum step at a different level, slower, with different examples. Use whenever you feel lost — no judgment, no "try harder."
Runs a diagnostic check on your learning environment — verifies setup, project structure, tools, and module-specific requirements.
Reviews what you've learned — summarizes CC features, concepts, and what you built in completed modules.
Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | experience |
| description | Change your curriculum experience level (beginner / intermediate / advanced) mid-course. Takes effect immediately. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
The learner picked an experience level during /start onboarding. This skill lets them adjust it mid-course without restarting. Level changes are normal — treat them as a calibration, not a confession of difficulty. Do NOT say "no shame in either direction" or similar framing to the user; the skill should just make the change and confirm it.
Read CLAUDE.local.md from the cc-self-train root. Find the Experience Level line (e.g., Experience Level: beginner). If the file doesn't exist, say: "I don't see an active project yet. Run /start first — it collects your experience level as part of onboarding."
Ask using AskUserQuestion:
New — "Bootcamp grad, student, or first dev tools. We'll explain every concept and pace slowly."Some experience — "1-3 years professional. We'll skip git basics and setup, move faster."Experienced — "3+ years, comfortable with terminals/git/package managers. Straight to CC-specific depth."Map the choice to a level:
New → beginnerSome experience → intermediateExperienced → advancedUpdate CLAUDE.local.md. Rewrite the Experience Level: line with the new value. If the file contains an Effective Level: line, rewrite that to match too — the adaptive system may re-adjust Effective Level on the next module boundary based on engagement patterns, and that's fine. This just resets the baseline.
Print ONE short confirmation line:
"Got it — I'll teach at the level from here. Change again anytime with
/experience."
Where <new level> is beginner, intermediate, or advanced (lowercase).