From study-dash
Start or manage a learning session — show active subject/topic, list subjects, switch between them
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/study-dash:learnThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Check the current learning state with `learn_get_progress`. If a subject is active, show: - Current subject and topic - Progress (X/Y topics done) - Dashboard URL: http://127.0.0.1:19282 If no subject is active, list available subjects and ask which to work on. If no subjects exist, suggest creating one or importing a curriculum.
Check the current learning state with learn_get_progress.
If a subject is active, show:
If no subject is active, list available subjects and ask which to work on. If no subjects exist, suggest creating one or importing a curriculum.
npx claudepluginhub bis-code/study-dash --plugin study-dash/learnExtracts reusable patterns from the current session and saves them as skill files for future use. Focuses on error resolutions, debugging techniques, workarounds, and project-specific patterns.
/learnGuides users through Task Master capabilities with interactive suggestions, command discovery, and learning paths. Accepts optional arguments to tailor guidance to specific goals.
/learnScouts a codebase, learns its architecture and patterns, then generates or updates documentation with a validation-fix loop. Also supports check and summarize modes.
/learnExtracts reusable patterns from the current session and saves them as skill files for future use. Focuses on error resolutions, debugging techniques, workarounds, and project-specific patterns.
/learnShows Claude Code best practices organized by topic, and saves user lessons into persistent project memory. Also supports /learn <topic> and /learn save.
/learnToggles learning mode on or off, enabling brief educational micro-explanations after each step to help non-technical users understand concepts.