Your agent can lecture.
Teach it to teach.

One install gives your agent 8 teaching modes, from absolute-zero foundations to a strict examiner. It asks one question, then waits for you. Every term defined, every grade honest.

8 modes 1 rule: ask, then wait 68 lines, zero fluff 0 API keys

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Copy one line. Get a tutor.

Detects Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Qoder and more, then writes the skill into the right folder. Add --dry-run to see the plan first.

npx skills add arm-pz/topic-primer

the eight modes

Eight modes, one path to mastery.

Your wording picks the mode: "teach me X from zero" routes to foundation, "quiz me" to examiner. Want the full journey? foundation → curriculum → concepts → tutor → models → pitfalls → examiner.

From zero 3

Ladder the topic or plan the whole journey.

  • foundation
  • curriculum
  • concepts

Adaptive 2

It assesses you first, then teaches only what's missing.

  • tutor
  • examiner

Depth & plain words 3

How experts actually think, where learners stall, and how to strip all of it to everyday language. eli5 stacks onto any other mode.

  • models
  • pitfalls
  • eli5

house rules

How it teaches, always.

One question, then stop

Checks end the turn. New content resumes only after you answer. It never asks a question and answers it itself.

Zero assumed background

Every technical term defined at first use, analogy before formalism, one idea at a time, a turn short enough to actually read.

Honest grades

"Close, but here's the wrong assumption" beats empty praise. No fabricated facts about the topic; when it's unsure, it says so.

Turn every "explain X" into a real lesson.

Free, open, and it runs entirely inside the agent you already use.

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