hermeticormus/learning-skills · Archived

learning-cheatsheet

Generate a concise, scannable reference for a topic — most common operations, syntax reference, common patterns, gotchas, and quick examples. Use when you already know a topic and want one page to jog memory and avoid re-learning.

First seen Jun 28, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add hermeticormus/learning-skills --skill learning-cheatsheet

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Stars 3
License LICENSE
Default branch main
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Status Archived

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LicenseMIT

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,225 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 259 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 12 installs

SKILL.md

Generate a cheatsheet

Create a concise, practical cheatsheet for the specified topic.

Cheatsheet format

1. Most common operations

List the 10 to 20 most frequently used commands or patterns.

2. Syntax reference

Quick syntax examples for key operations.

3. Common patterns

Typical usage patterns and idioms.

4. Gotchas

Common mistakes and how to avoid them.

5. Quick examples

Real-world examples for common tasks.

6. Resources

  • Official documentation
  • Best tutorials
  • Community resources

Requirements

  • Concise: one page if possible.
  • Practical: focus on what is actually used.
  • Organized: clear categories.
  • Examples: concrete code or commands.
  • Searchable: easy to scan and find things.

Make it the kind of cheatsheet to keep open in a second tab or bookmark for quick reference.


Part of the learning-skills bundle.