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Teach Claude ANY topic - code libraries, APIs, concepts, tools, methodologies, or domains. Researches via web and docs, then retains knowledge as a permanent skill. Use when user says "/learn <topic>", "learn about X", "teach yourself Y", "become an expert on Z". Examples - "/learn stripe" for payments, "/learn GTD" for productivity, "/learn israeli-tax-law" for domain knowledge.

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aviz85/claude-skills-library
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name
learn
description
Teach Claude ANY topic - code libraries, APIs, concepts, tools, methodologies, or domains. Researches via web and docs, then retains knowledge as a permanent skill. Use when user says "/learn <topic>", "learn about X", "teach yourself Y", "become an expert on Z". Examples - "/learn stripe" for payments, "/learn GTD" for productivity, "/learn israeli-tax-law" for domain knowledge.
version
1.1.0
author
aviz85
tags
["learning","knowledge","research","meta"]
argument-hint
<topic> [--update] [--project]
# Learn: Teach Claude Any Topic Research and learn any topic, then retain the knowledge as a permanent skill. Works for: - **Code libraries**: React, Stripe, Supabase (uses Context7 when available) - **APIs & Services**: Twilio, OpenAI, Google APIs - **Concepts & Methodologies**: GTD, Agile, Design Patterns - **Domain Knowledge**: Tax law, medical terminology, industry practices - **Tools**: Docker, Kubernetes, FFmpeg After learning, Claude becomes an expert on that topic in all future conversations. ## Usage ``` /learn <topic> # Create new skill from docs /learn <topic> --update # Update existing skill with latest docs /learn <topic> --project # Save to project (.claude/skills/) instead of global ``` ## Process ### 1. Research the Topic **For code libraries/APIs** - try Context7 first: ``` mcp__plugin_context7_context7__resolve-library-id query: "user's task/question" libraryName: "<topic>" ``` **For any topic** (or if Context7 doesn't have it) - use WebSearch: ``` WebSearch: "<topic>" guide tutorial best practices WebSearch: "<topic>" official documentation WebSearch: "<topic>" examples patterns ``` **For domain knowledge** - broader research: ``` WebSearch: "<topic>" comprehensive guide WebSearch: "<topic>" key concepts terminology WebSearch: "<topic>" common mistakes pitfalls ``` Use WebFetch to read the most relevant pages found. ### 2. Extract Knowledge Query the documentation for key information: ``` mcp__plugin_context7_context7__query-docs libraryId: "<resolved-id>" query: "getting started setup authentication common patterns" ``` Extract: - **Setup/Installation**: How to get started - **Core concepts**: Key abstractions and terminology - **Common patterns**: Typical usage examples - **API reference**: Essential methods/functions - **Gotchas**: Non-obvious pitfalls mentioned in docs - **Best practices**: Recommended approaches If docs are large, make multiple targeted queries: 1. "installation setup quickstart" 2. "authentication API keys configuration" 3. "common patterns examples" 4. "error handling troubleshooting" ### 3. Consult Claude Code Guide Before creating the skill, use the `claude-code-guide` agent to verify current skill conventions: ``` Task tool with subagent_type: claude-code-guide prompt: "What are the current conventions for writing Claude Code skills? I need to know: required/optional frontmatter fields, description best practices, and recommended structure." ``` This ensures the generated skill follows the latest Claude Code patterns. ### 4. Generate Skill Structure Create skill at appropriate location: - Default: `~/.claude/skills/<topic>/skill.md` - With `--project`: `.claude/skills/<topic>/skill.md` **Skill template:** ```markdown --- name: <topic> description: <What the library does>. Use when <specific triggers>. Covers: <main capabilities>. --- # <Topic> Quick Reference ## Setup [Installation commands and initial config] ## Core Concepts [Key abstractions - 2-3 sentences each] ## Common Patterns ### [Pattern 1 Name] [Code example with brief explanation] ### [Pattern 2 Name] [Code example with brief explanation] ## API Quick Reference | Method | Purpose | Example | |--------|---------|---------| | ... | ... | ... | ## Gotchas - [Non-obvious issue 1] - [Non-obvious issue 2] ## Links - [Official Docs](url) - [API Reference](url) ``` ### 5. Verify and Announce After creating the skill: 1. Confirm the skill was created 2. Show the description (what triggers it) 3. Show 2-3 example prompts that would activate it ## Quality Guidelines **Do:** - Focus on practical, actionable information - Include real code examples from docs - Capture version-specific details if relevant - Add the official docs URL for reference **Don't:** - Copy entire documentation (copyright) - Include marketing/promotional content - Add information Claude already knows generally - Make the skill too long (under 500 lines) ## Update Mode (--update) When updating an existing skill: 1. Read current skill content 2. Query docs for latest/new information 3. Merge new content, preserving existing structure 4. Note version changes if applicable ## Example ``` User: /learn stripe-payments Claude: 1. Resolves "stripe" via Context7 → /stripe/stripe-node 2. Queries: setup, authentication, common patterns, webhooks 3. Consults claude-code-guide for current skill conventions 4. Creates ~/.claude/skills/stripe-payments/skill.md with: - API key setup - Payment intent flow - Webhook verification - Error handling patterns 5. Reports: "Created stripe-payments skill. Triggers on: 'Stripe payment', 'charge card', 'payment intent'" ``` ## Requirements - Context7 MCP plugin (recommended) - for accessing library documentation - OR WebSearch/WebFetch tools - as fallback for any documentation
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