oracle-path

name	oracle-path
description	Create learning paths for topics. Use when user says "learning path", "how do I learn", "roadmap for", "curriculum", "what should I learn first". Auto-trigger when onboarding or skill development discussed.

Oracle Path Skill

Design learning journeys from Oracle knowledge

Purpose

Oracle-path creates structured learning paths by connecting related patterns, principles, and wisdom into a coherent journey. It answers "what should I learn and in what order?"

Proactive Triggers

MUST Use Path When:

Learning Planning:

• User says: "learning path for", "how do I learn"
• User says: "roadmap to understand", "curriculum for"
• User says: "what should I learn first"

Onboarding:

• New team member joining
• New project starting
• Skill development planning

Topic Mastery:

• User wants deep dive into topic
• User asks about prerequisites
• Building expertise systematically

Path Structure

# Learning Path: [Topic]

## Overview
What you'll learn and why it matters.

## Prerequisites
- [Required knowledge before starting]

## The Journey

### Stage 1: Foundation (🌱)
**Goal**: Understand the basics

| Step | Learn | From |
|------|-------|------|
| 1.1 | [Concept] | [Oracle pattern/principle] |
| 1.2 | [Concept] | [Oracle pattern/principle] |

**Milestone**: You can [describe capability]

### Stage 2: Application (🌿)
**Goal**: Apply in practice

| Step | Learn | From |
|------|-------|------|
| 2.1 | [Pattern] | [Oracle source] |
| 2.2 | [Pattern] | [Oracle source] |

**Milestone**: You can [describe capability]

### Stage 3: Mastery (🌳)
**Goal**: Deep understanding

| Step | Learn | From |
|------|-------|------|
| 3.1 | [Principle] | [Oracle source] |
| 3.2 | [Principle] | [Oracle source] |

**Milestone**: You can [describe capability]

## Practice Exercises
1. [Exercise description]
2. [Exercise description]

## Success Criteria
- [ ] Can explain [concept] to others
- [ ] Has applied [pattern] in real work
- [ ] Understands [principle] and its exceptions

Path Generation Workflow

1. Identify Topic & Scope

User: "learning path for Oracle ecosystem"
→ Topic: Oracle ecosystem
→ Scope: All oracle-* skills and philosophy

2. Gather Related Knowledge

oracle_search({
  query: "oracle philosophy patterns",
  limit: 20
})

3. Identify Dependencies

oracle-consult → needs oracle basics
oracle-incubate → needs maturity levels
oracle-teach → needs incubate (what's mature)
oracle-mentor → needs teach (how to explain)

4. Order by Complexity

Foundation: Oracle philosophy, basic tools
Application: consult, search, learn
Mastery: incubate, teach, path, mentor

5. Generate Path

Connect knowledge into stages with milestones.

Path Types

Type	Duration	Depth
Quick Start	30 min	Essentials only
Standard	2-4 hours	Core competency
Deep Dive	1-2 days	Full mastery
Expertise	Ongoing	Continuous growth

Integration with Oracle Ecosystem

Skill	Relationship
oracle	Source of knowledge nodes
oracle-incubate	Path adapts to maturity
oracle-teach	Each step uses teach
oracle-mentor	Mentor follows paths

Example Paths

Path: Subagent Mastery

Stage 1: Basics
- What are subagents
- When to use (5+ files)

Stage 2: Practice
- context-finder usage
- executor patterns
- parallel dispatching

Stage 3: Optimization
- Cost efficiency (Haiku vs Opus)
- Context management
- Error handling

Path: Oracle Philosophy

Stage 1: Core Principles
- Nothing is Deleted
- Patterns Over Intentions
- External Brain, Not Command

Stage 2: Application
- Using oracle_search
- Using oracle_consult
- Capturing with oracle_learn

Stage 3: สร้างคน
- Knowledge maturity
- Incubation process
- Teaching others

Output Locations

Path Type	Where
Quick reference	Inline response
Full path	ψ/memory/learnings/path-[topic].md
Team onboarding	Project /docs/onboarding/

Quick Reference

User Says	Action
"learning path for X"	Generate full path
"quick start guide for X"	Essentials-only path
"what should I learn first"	Identify prerequisites
"onboarding for new hire"	Team-focused path
"deep dive into X"	Comprehensive path