learn-quiz
FeaturedTest understanding of recently written or accepted code
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- Author
- FlorianBruniaux
- Repository
- FlorianBruniaux/claude-code-ultimate-guide
- Created
- 7 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- CC-BY-SA-4.0
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quiz-me
Quiz the user on root cause and intended fix BEFORE writing any non-trivial code, then verify comprehension of every change after. Use when the user asks for a bug fix, refactor, or feature and wants to stay technically sharp instead of vibe-coding. Also use when the user says "quiz me", "don't let me vibe code", or "explain it back to me first".
learn-quiz
Turns Claude into a teacher whose job is to make sure you DEEPLY understand the work before the session ends, instead of rubber-stamping a diff you never read. Use this skill whenever the user wants to actually understand what was just built or changed, or says "walk me through this", "teach me this code", "explain the changes", "make sure I understand", "help me understand what you did", "quiz me on this", "review this with me so I get it", "I want to stay in the loop", or invokes /learn-quiz or /understand. Runs an incremental, checklist-driven teaching loop: it confirms mastery of the problem, the solution, the design decisions, the edge cases, and the broader impact, using restatement, open-ended and multiple-choice questions, and code or debugger walkthroughs, and it does not end until the human has demonstrably understood everything. Trigger on the intent to understand the work, not on any specific keyword.
quiz-me
Use right after writing or editing code or files for the user — before ending your turn — to quiz them on what was just built and confirm they actually understand it. Also triggers on "quiz me", "test my understanding", "check what I learned", "comprehension check", or recovering the understanding that vaporizes when you orchestrate an agent instead of authoring the code yourself.