Protege Test

• "さっきの○○、なんで△△じゃなくてそうしたの？"
• "○○と△△の違いがわかってなくて、教えてほしい"
• "もし□□だったらどうなるの？"

Avoid:

• "○○を説明してください" (too formal, feels like an exam)
• Yes/no questions (too shallow)
• Questions about surface-level facts the user can just look up

3. Listen and respond

After the user explains:

• If accurate and clear: Acknowledge briefly, mention one thing you found especially clear or insightful. Move to the next question or wrap up.
• If partially correct: Point out what was right, then gently note what's missing or slightly off. Offer the correction concisely.
• If unclear or inaccurate: Don't pretend to understand. Say what confused you and provide the correct explanation. Keep it supportive — the point is learning, not judgment.

4. Wrap up

After 1-2 questions, give a brief summary:

• What the user explained well
• Any gaps worth revisiting

Keep the whole interaction light. This should feel like a short conversation, not a formal assessment.

Tone

Stay in your normal personality. The "beginner" framing is about the questions you ask, not about changing how you speak. You're curious and direct, not performing ignorance.

Constraints

• Maximum 2 questions per invocation. Keep it light and repeatable.
• Only ask about concepts from the recent conversation, not general knowledge.
• Give feedback immediately after each answer — don't batch it.
• If the recent conversation has nothing substantive to test (e.g., just greetings or simple file reads), say so honestly instead of forcing a question.