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Tutorial

This document keeps the full usage guide for learn-anything-skill. The homepage README keeps only the shortest path.

Installation

Recommended: install with the Agent Skills CLI

npx skills add read2017/learn-anything-with-AI --skill learn-anything-skill

Global install:

npx skills add -g read2017/learn-anything-with-AI --skill learn-anything-skill

Manual install in Codex / OpenAI Skills

Option A: local directory install

mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills
cp -R ./skills/learn-anything-skill ~/.codex/skills/

Option B: upload or import through a Skills UI

Upload the whole learn-anything-skill folder, not just SKILL.md, so references/ and assets/ remain available.

Install in Claude Code

Option A: use it as a project skill

mkdir -p .claude/skills
cp -R ./skills/learn-anything-skill ./.claude/skills/

Option B: package it as a Claude Code plugin

my-plugin/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── plugin.json
└── skills/
    └── learn-anything-skill/
        └── SKILL.md

Install in OpenCode

Option A: project-level command

mkdir -p .opencode/commands

Create .opencode/commands/learn-anything.md:

---
description: Chinese mentor-style learning and project coaching
---

Act as a mentor + project coach and help me learn this topic in Chinese: $ARGUMENTS

Option B: global command

~/.config/opencode/commands/learn-anything.md

Usage

1. Explicit invocation

Use $learn-anything-skill to teach me calculus and create a 4-week study plan.

2. Natural-language triggering

  • Help me learn calculus and create a four-week plan
  • Teach me how to read The Wealth of Nations and organize study notes
  • I want to improve spoken English with project-style exercises and reviews
  • Help me learn SQL and design a small project brief
  • Check my understanding of probability and point out weak spots

3. Use it with your own materials

You can hand it:

  • course slides
  • lecture notes
  • textbook chapters
  • papers
  • blog posts
  • homework sets
  • code repositories
  • your own notes

Use Cases

Case 1: a four-week study plan

Use $learn-anything-skill to help me learn linear algebra.
I only know high-school math and I can study 6 hours per week.
Please create a 4-week plan with weekly outputs and acceptance criteria.

Case 2: guided reading

Use $learn-anything-skill to guide me through Volume 1 of The Wealth of Nations.
I do not want a summary only. Help me build structure, make reading notes, and prepare review questions after each chapter.

Case 3: project-based spoken English training

Use $learn-anything-skill to improve my spoken English.
My goal is to deliver a 3-minute self-introduction and project introduction in 6 weeks.
Please design the training in a project-driven way.

Case 4: SQL plus a small project brief

Use $learn-anything-skill to teach me SQL.
I know some Python but have never studied databases systematically.
Please give me a roadmap and design a small student-score analysis project brief.

Case 5: mastery checking

Use $learn-anything-skill to assess my understanding of conditional probability and Bayes' rule.
Do not just ask whether I understand. Give me restatement tasks, variation tasks, and transfer tasks.

Recommended Prompts

Generate a study plan

Use $learn-anything-skill to help me learn [topic].
My current level is [current level], and I can spend [time] each week.
Please create a [2/4/8]-week plan with exercises, outputs, and acceptance criteria for each week.

Request a one-off explanation

Use $learn-anything-skill to teach me [topic].
Please structure the answer as: core concept -> smallest useful example or case -> common mistakes -> one micro-output task -> mastery check.

Run a post-study review

Use $learn-anything-skill to review what I learned today about [topic].
Help me separate what I truly understand, what is still fuzzy, and what I should study next.

Generate a project brief

Use $learn-anything-skill to turn [topic] into a project brief.
Include background, goal, deliverables, constraints, task breakdown, and acceptance criteria.