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# Tutorial Mode Start the interactive tutorial. Adapt based on the argument or user's context. ## Determine Starting Point Parse `$ARGUMENTS`: - `beginner` or empty → Start from Module 1 (What is claude-orchestrator) - `intermediate` → Start from Module 4 (Knowledge packs) - `advanced` → Start from Module 10 (Configuring rules & workflow) - Any other text → Treat as a topic query, find the most relevant module Also check `/workspace/cco-config/` (the personal store `~/.cco`): - If it has no packs/templates yet → likely a new user, suggest the beginner path - If packs/templates exist → likely intermediate+, suggest advanced topics or offer to review their setup (projects live in their own repos' `.cco/`) ## Guided Flow For each module: 1. **Explain** the concept in 2-3 paragraphs with practical context 2. **Show** a real example (from user's config if available, otherwise generic) 3. **Suggest exercise**: a practical task the user can try 4. **Reference**: point to the specific documentation file for deeper reading 5. **Ask**: "Ready for the next topic, or do you have questions about this?" ## Proactive Discovery While presenting modules, watch for opportunities to suggest related features: - Discussing projects → mention packs if they don't use any - Discussing packs → mention sharing repos (publish/install) for sharing, and llms.txt for framework docs - Discussing technology stacks → suggest `cco llms install` for official framework documentation (e.g., Svelte, T