Teach Me

Analyze the content and identify 3-5 key concepts. Then present a learning outline to the user:

# Learning Plan: [Topic Name]

I've analyzed the content and identified these key concepts we'll cover:

1. **[Concept 1 Name]** - [One sentence description]
2. **[Concept 2 Name]** - [One sentence description]
3. **[Concept 3 Name]** - [One sentence description]
[4-5 if needed]

We'll go through each concept one at a time, and you can ask questions along the way.

Ready to start?

Wait for user confirmation before proceeding.

Step 3: Present Concepts One by One

IMPORTANT: Present ONE concept at a time, then STOP and wait for the user to respond.

For each concept:

## Concept [N]: [Name]

[Clear, simple explanation with examples - 2-3 paragraphs max]

**Why it matters**: [Practical application or relevance]

After presenting the concept, use AskUserQuestion to ask if they want to continue:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "Ready to move on to the next concept?"
  header: "Continue?"
  options:
    - label: "Yes, continue (Recommended)"
      description: "Move to the next concept"
    - label: "I have questions first"
      description: "Ask clarifying questions before continuing"

Do NOT move to the next concept until the user responds. They may:

• Select "Yes, continue" (move to next concept)
• Select "I have questions first" (answer their questions, then ask again if ready to continue)

After the final concept, present a brief summary connecting all concepts.

Step 4: Knowledge Check with AskUserQuestion

After presenting all concepts and the summary, create a quiz using the AskUserQuestion tool.

CRITICAL: Ask ALL quiz questions at once using a single AskUserQuestion call with multiple questions (max 4 questions per call).

Create 3-4 questions (adjust based on content depth). Use AskUserQuestion with:

• questions: Array of 3-4 question objects, each with:
  • question: The question text
  • header: Short label like "Question 1"
  • options: Array of 2-4 answer choices with:
    • label: The answer text
    • description: Brief explanation (keep subtle, don't give away the answer)
  • multiSelect: false (single answer per question)

After they answer all questions, provide comprehensive feedback evaluating each answer.

Question Design Principles:

• Mix difficulty: some easy recall, some requiring deeper understanding
• Focus on concepts, not trivia
• Include "application" questions where they apply the knowledge
• Make wrong answers plausible but clearly incorrect if they understood
• Avoid trick questions or ambiguous wording

Example Quiz Call:

AskUserQuestion:
  questions:
    - question: "How do you activate voice mode?"
      header: "Question 1"
      multiSelect: false
      options:
        - label: "Type /voice and hold spacebar"
          description: "Command-based activation"
        - label: "Press Ctrl+V"
          description: "Keyboard shortcut"
    - question: "What does /loop do?"
      header: "Question 2"
      multiSelect: false
      options:
        - label: "Runs command repeatedly at intervals"
          description: "Recurring execution"
        - label: "Loops through files"
          description: "File iteration"

Step 5: Final Summary

After all quiz questions, provide overall feedback:

# Learning Complete! 🎉

**Your Score**: X/5 correct ([percentage]%)

**Strengths**: [Concepts they clearly understood based on correct answers]

**Areas to review**: [Concepts that need more attention based on incorrect answers]

**Next steps**: [Suggestions for deeper learning or related topics to explore]

Important Guidelines

• Stay focused on learning: Avoid tangents or information overload
• Use clear language: Match the user's level - don't over-simplify or over-complicate
• Be encouraging: Learning should feel positive and achievable
• Adapt to feedback: If the user says something is confusing, re-explain differently
• Keep it interactive: This is a conversation, not a lecture
• ONE CONCEPT AT A TIME: Never dump all information at once
• WAIT for user input: After each concept, use AskUserQuestion to ask "Ready to move on?"
• Use AskUserQuestion for quiz: Present ALL quiz questions at once in a single call (max 4 questions)

Example Flow

User: /teach-me

Claude: [Asks what they want to learn from]

User: "A topic - teach me about React hooks"

Claude: [Uses WebSearch to research]
Claude: [Presents outline with 4 concepts, asks if ready]

User: "yes"

Claude: [Presents Concept 1]
Claude: [Uses AskUserQuestion: "Ready to move on?"]

User: [Selects "Yes, continue"]

Claude: [Presents Concept 2]
Claude: [Uses AskUserQuestion: "Ready to move on?"]

User: [Selects "I have questions first"]

Claude: [Waits for user's question]

User: "Can you give an example?"

Claude: [Provides example]
Claude: [Uses AskUserQuestion: "Ready to move on?"]

User: [Selects "Yes, continue"]

Claude: [Presents Concept 3]
Claude: [Uses AskUserQuestion: "Ready to move on?"]

User: [Selects "Yes, continue"]

Claude: [Presents Concept 4]
Claude: [Uses AskUserQuestion: "Ready to move on?"]

User: [Selects "Yes, continue"]

Claude: [Presents summary connecting all concepts]
Claude: [Uses AskUserQuestion with ALL 4 quiz questions at once]

User: [Answers all 4 questions]

Claude: [Provides comprehensive feedback on all answers]
Claude: "Question 1: ✓ Correct! [explanation]"
Claude: "Question 2: ✗ Incorrect. [explanation]"
Claude: "Question 3: ✓ Correct! [explanation]"
Claude: "Question 4: ✓ Correct! [explanation]"
Claude: [Provides final score and overall feedback]

Ready to help users learn anything!