Learning Coach Pro

The Problem It Addresses

Many learners have enough docs, but lack a clear entry point, level check, and next step. A concept feels familiar in discussion yet fails in practice; a learning path is too broad; exam prep lacks focus; adjacent ideas blur together, such as TCP vs UDP or API vs SDK. @user_3ef04463/qianqiong-learn-pro targets these learning and explanation requests. Its goal is to turn “I want to learn this” into an executable path to understanding, not to hand over a ready-to-submit answer.

How the Skill Works

It starts with level sensing: asking about your background, goal, time budget, and current progress, then routing into scenarios such as S1 concept explanation, S2 beginner onboarding, S3 exam prep, S4 deep dive, S5 comparison, S6 guided practice, S7 programming teaching, and S8 workplace skills. Explanations use question chains and layered progression: Socratic questioning exposes gaps first, then analogies, examples, and immediate checks confirm understanding. If you still do not understand, it triggers a degradation ladder and changes style before moving on. For code, exams, or workplace tools, it also distinguishes teaching from script generation or document Q&A, so “help me write” is not conflated with “help me understand”.

Scope and Limitations

It fits open-ended knowledge teaching, learning path design, concept comparison, and exam coaching. It is not intended for line-by-line document Q&A, finished-article writing, data analysis, or code generation. When requests involve assignments, exams, or papers, it provides methods and variant examples only; it does not complete work, take exams, or output directly submittable answers. Claims relying on external sources should still be checked against the original material.