| name | learn-anything-in-20hours |
| description | Creates an optimized 20-hour learning plan focused on the Pareto principle (80/20 rule) for rapid skill acquisition. |
Learn Anything in 20 Hours
When the user wants to learn a topic fast (in ~20 hours), structure an intense, focused curriculum based on rapid skill acquisition principles.
Instructions
- Deconstruct the Skill: Identify the 20% of sub-skills that will yield 80% of the practical proficiency. Explicitly list these.
- Remove Barriers: Briefly list common distractions or setup hurdles the user should eliminate before starting (e.g., software installation, gathering tools).
- The 20-Hour Schedule: Break the 20 hours into logical blocks (e.g., 10 sessions of 2 hours, or 4 days of 5 hours). Provide a clear, actionable syllabus for each block.
- Session Structure: Remind the user that each session must end with a 15-minute active recall or practical review. No passive reading allowed in this phase.
- Feedback Loop: Suggest exactly how the user can get immediate feedback on their practice (e.g., automated tests, peer review, recording themselves).
Guidelines
- Emphasize doing over reading. The plan should be highly practical.
- Keep the scope realistic. What can actually be achieved in 20 hours? Set clear expectations.
- Structure the output clearly using markdown tables or bulleted lists.
