What is xuexi-learning-skill?

This repository is a "skill" (plugin) for AI coding assistants like Claude Code. Its purpose is to turn the prompt "I want to learn X" into a structured, one-on-one tutoring session rather than a one-shot course outline. The README is written in Chinese, and the tool appears designed for Chinese-speaking learners. The system works by having the AI teach one small section at a time, ask the learner a checkpoint question, and only advance to the next section when the learner has genuinely understood the material. If the learner is partially confused, the AI generates a supplementary lesson or breaks down the sticking point further. Three stated teaching principles are the Feynman technique (explaining concepts in plain language and analogies), Socratic questioning (asking the learner to reason things out rather than handing over answers directly), and scaffolding (each step builds on the previous one). The repository ships two versions. The base version handles the core lesson-and-checkpoint loop and stores progress as markdown files in a topic folder. The Plus version adds mistake tracking, a review schedule, and a feature that tells you how many days have passed since you last studied a topic. When you say "I want to review sales techniques," for example, the Plus version reads your long-term records and produces a session that highlights your known gaps and prompts active recall rather than re-reading. Installation follows the same pattern as other Claude Code skills: copy the relevant skill directory into Claude Code's skills folder. After that, typing a trigger phrase such as "I want to learn Python basics" is enough to start the learning loop. Lesson files, progress notes, and review plans all land as readable markdown in a folder named after the topic.