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Manually saves the current lesson to the lessons directory. Use when auto-save was missed or user wants to explicitly save content.
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Manually saves the current lesson to the lessons directory. Use when auto-save was missed or user wants to explicitly save content.
Provides a recap of recent lessons and key concepts learned. Summarizes main points, connections between topics, and suggests next steps. Use for review sessions or session wrap-up.
Manages lesson files - list all lessons, show specific lesson, export lessons to single file, or continue from a specific lesson number. Use for navigating and organizing saved lessons.
Tests understanding of the current topic with questions. Includes multiple choice, code output prediction, and conceptual questions. Use when user wants to verify their understanding.
Explain Like I'm 5. Simplifies complex programming concepts using everyday analogies, simple language, and relatable examples. Use when the current explanation is too complex or user wants a simpler breakdown.
Provides additional code examples for the current topic. Shows basic to advanced progression, edge cases, and real-world usage patterns. Use when user wants more code samples or different approaches.
Fetches latest documentation for programming libraries, frameworks, and tools. Use when studying current APIs, best practices, release notes, or feature updates. Triggers for requests like "What's new in React?...
Generates hands-on coding exercises for the current topic. Provides progressively challenging problems with hints and solutions. Use when user wants to practice and reinforce learning.
Provides deeper technical details about the current topic. Covers internals, implementation details, performance implications, and advanced concepts. Use when user wants to go beyond basics.
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