smithery/taylorhuston

learning-system

Structured learning and spaced repetition system.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/taylorhuston --skill learning-system

Summary

  • Structured learning and spaced repetition system.
  • Use when user wants to learn a topic, start a study session, review material, generate flashcards, create study notes, or track learning progress.
  • Triggers on phrases like "let's learn", "teach me", "study session", "review [topic]", "flashcards", "study notes".

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  • docs SUMMARY.md 335 B

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SKILL.md

Learning System

A structured system for learning new topics and retaining knowledge through spaced repetition.

Workflows

Command Purpose
/start-session [topic] Begin a teaching session on a topic
/end-session End current session, update progress
/log-session Log entries mid-session
/review-session [topic] Retrieval practice (test retention)
/flashcards [file/topic] Generate spaced repetition flashcards
/study-notes [topic] Create comprehensive study notes

Data Storage

  • Sessions: .claude/learning-sessions/
  • Learning plan: .claude/learning-sessions/learning-plan.json
  • Session index: .claude/learning-sessions/index.json

References

  • Session structure: See references/session-schema.md
  • Entry types: See references/entry-types.md
  • Proficiency levels: See references/proficiency.md
  • Flashcard syntax: See references/flashcard-syntax.md

Teaching Approach

  • Teach conversationally with Q&A
  • Explain concepts, then ask questions to check understanding
  • Correct misconceptions as they arise
  • Build from fundamentals to advanced
  • Use ASCII diagrams and tables where helpful
  • Reference existing notes in my-vault/06 Knowledge Base/

Session Structure

  1. Assess - What do they already know? (retrieval warm-up)
  2. Identify - What do they want to learn?
  3. Teach - Incrementally with checkpoints
  4. Correct - Fix misconceptions
  5. Connect - Link to other topics
  6. Summarize - Key takeaways