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Sync all learning data to Obsidian vault. Rebuilds concept notes, category indexes, project indexes, and the overview MOC. Creates a connected knowledge graph visible in Obsidian's graph view. Use when: 'sync obsidian', 'update obsidian', 'rebuild vault', 'sync learning notes'.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Generate complete learning material for the current project: architecture overview with diagram, deep-dive notes on every key file/concept/term, and an Anki deck (CSV + live AnkiConnect push). Built for interview prep on a vibe-coded project. Use when: 'study pack', 'lernset', 'create study material', 'interview prep', 'lernmaterial erstellen', 'make anki cards for this project', 'prep me for the interview'.
Write a rich project knowledge note into the Obsidian vault: architecture overview, core decision logic step by step, tools and principles used (linked to concept notes), and how everything connects. Deeper than map-arch — this is the note you actually learn from. Use when: 'learn project', 'document this project in my knowledgebase', 'add project knowledge', 'explain the logic of this project', 'project deep dive'.
Start a study session — the main entry point for learning. Shows progress, runs due spaced-repetition reviews, grades free-text answers, updates SM-2 and Obsidian. Cost-aware: recommends a cheaper model and delegates grading to Haiku. Use when: 'study', 'study session', 'lass uns lernen', 'review time', 'let's learn', 'practice'.
Check a free-text answer against the correct answer stored in an Obsidian concept note. Use when: 'check my answer for [[concept]]', 'was I right about X', 'grade my answer', 'did I get it'.
Defense Mode — explain AI-generated code before committing. Retrieval Practice: answer 3-5 targeted questions about logic, data flow, and architectural decisions without help. Blocks shallow understanding. Use when: 'defend', 'defense mode', 'explain before commit', 'prove I understand', 'test my understanding'.
Show learning progress dashboard. Deliberate Practice feedback loop — see which concepts are strong, weak, and due. Use when: 'learning status', 'what have I learned', 'show progress', 'how am I doing', 'what should I study'.
| name | sync-obsidian |
| description | Sync all learning data to Obsidian vault. Rebuilds concept notes, category indexes, project indexes, and the overview MOC. Creates a connected knowledge graph visible in Obsidian's graph view. Use when: 'sync obsidian', 'update obsidian', 'rebuild vault', 'sync learning notes'. |
Exports all learning data to Obsidian as a connected knowledge graph.
Learning/CodeConcepts/ (configurable via obsidian_folder)
├── _learn-while-code.md # MOC — overview with progress bars, links to everything
├── _category-Web.md # Category index — all Web concepts, mastery progress
├── _category-SAP.md # Category index — all SAP concepts
├── _category-React.md # ...
├── _project-MCP-CX-Operations.md # Project index — concepts detected in this repo
├── _project-PlanningDashboard.md # Project index
├── express-middleware.md # Concept note — wikilinks to related concepts + projects
├── zustand-state.md # Concept note
└── ...
Notes are connected via [[wikilinks]]:
_learn-while-code.md) → links to all categories and projectsIn Obsidian's graph view, this creates a hub-and-spoke layout:
obsidian_vault is set in ~/.learn-while-code/config.json~/.learn-while-code/data/concepts.jsonl~/.learn-while-code/data/patterns.jsonl~/.learn-while-code/data/quiz-history.jsonl~/.learn-while-code/project-map.jsonsyncToObsidian(concept, pattern) — writes concept note with wikilinkssyncAllIndexes() — writes category indexes, project indexes, and the overview MOC## Obsidian Sync Complete
Vault: /path/to/vault/Learning/CodeConcepts/
Notes written: 28 (20 concepts + 4 categories + 3 projects + 1 overview)
Open Obsidian → Graph View to see your learning map.
Start from _learn-while-code.md for the overview.
obsidian_vault is empty in config, tell the user to set it first and show the config path._ so they sort to top in Obsidian's file explorer.MOC tag (Map of Content) — standard Obsidian convention.