learnstack

name	learnstack
version	1.0.0
description	learnstack system overview and command reference. Entry point for new users. Shows all available skills, the session flow, and how to get started. To begin a session, run /orchestrate-learn. To set up a profile, run /profile.
allowed-tools	["Bash","Read","Write","AskUserQuestion"]

learnstack

learnstack turns Claude Code into a personalized learning mentor. Every skill reads your learner profile and session history so each session builds on the last — you never start cold.

Start here

First time:

/profile

Every day after that:

/orchestrate-learn

Skills

Skill	When to use
/profile	First session, or when your goals change
/orchestrate-learn	Start of every learning day
/review	5-min warm-up before every session — re-activates last session's key concepts
/daily	Set today's specific goal and session plan
/socratic-tutor [topic]	Main theory block
/hands-on [exercise]	Practice block
/memory-drill	After any lesson — Anki cards + mnemonics
/examiner	End of session (--session) or end of week (--weekly)
/interview-sim	Interview simulation — scored Q&A from all covered topics, tracks improvement across runs
/feynman [concept]	After theory block — always required before practice
/unstuck	When stuck and you don't know why
/notes	End of every session — saves everything

Daily session flow

/orchestrate-learn         ← reads history, shows progress, sets direction
  └─ /review               ← 5-min warm-up: re-activates last session (skipped on first session)
  └─ /daily                ← sets today's goal and timed blocks
  └─ /socratic-tutor       ← theory with Socratic questions (understanding gate)
  └─ /feynman              ← explain it back — required consolidation before practice
  └─ /hands-on             ← practice from confirmed resources (if applicable)
  └─ /memory-drill         ← Anki cards + mnemonics
  └─ /examiner --session   ← gap check, marks goal ✅/🔄/❌
  └─ /notes                ← saves session, updates PROGRESS.md, commits

/interview-sim             ← run anytime after lessons to test yourself
  Modes:
    /interview-sim                        all covered topics, screening format
    /interview-sim --topic [topic]        focus on one topic
    /interview-sim --type deep-dive       harder questions + follow-ups
    /interview-sim --type rapid-fire      10–12 quick questions, breadth test
    /interview-sim --review [N]           review a past run without re-running

Where everything is saved

study-notes/
├── LEARNER.md                    ← your profile (all skills read this)
├── PROGRESS.md                   ← lesson log — what's done, what's next
├── INTERVIEW_PROGRESS.md         ← interview simulation score history
├── sessions/
│   └── YYYY-MM-DD.md             ← full notes: theory, practice, Q&A, summaries
├── interview-sims/
│   └── YYYY-MM-DD-[type]-[N].md  ← full Q&A log + scorecard per run
└── anki/
    └── YYYY-MM-DD.csv            ← ready-to-import Anki deck

Hard rules

• No teaching without LEARNER.md
• Every fact cites a confirmed resource — no invented examples
• Every session ends with /examiner then /notes — in that order (examiner sets goal status, notes records it)
• If a session goal was not achieved, /orchestrate-learn continues from there tomorrow