Skill Learning Path Generator

The problem

Many answers to “how do I learn X” are too general: they suggest basic concepts and projects, but lack stage breakdowns, resource trade-offs, and time boundaries. skill-learning-path turns vague learning intent into an actionable report, making constraints such as target skill, current level, and available time explicit.

How it works

The skill first collects key inputs: target skill, current level, learning goal, time available per day/week, and learning preferences; missing values get reasonable defaults. It then structures content by skill type: programming/technical learning emphasizes official docs, classic books, practical projects, and stack selection; language learning covers listening/speaking/reading/writing, graded materials, and real usage scenarios; professional domains combine theory, practice, certification paths, and career directions. The output is a Markdown report where each stage includes a knowledge list, at least 3 resource recommendations, and a time range, ending with a detailed first-week plan.

Boundaries

It is better at generating structured learning paths than replacing courses themselves. If the goal is too broad, such as “learn programming,” it should be narrowed first. Resource recommendations favor widely recognized materials, but users should still filter them by context. The report is saved as xxx_learning_path.md or xxx_study_plan.md, useful for personal planning and team training prep.