Personal AI Tutor
A tutor that teaches, quizzes and reminds you to review until it sticks
by Bhala-Srinivash
by Matt PocockSkillLearn a topic
Teaches you a topic over several sessions with short lessons, quizzes and cheat sheets
You keep meaning to learn something new, but every tutorial starts from zero and you forget it a week later.
For Self-taught learnersPeople picking up a new subjectHobbyists
This skill turns your agent into a tutor that keeps track of what you are learning in a folder. It first asks why you want to learn the topic, gathers sources, then writes short HTML lessons with quizzes, reference sheets and a record of what you have learned. Each new lesson builds on the last one. It suits anyone learning a new subject at their own pace, from programming to yoga.
It keeps a mission, a source list and learning records between sessions, so each lesson picks up where you are instead of starting over.
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
From the creator's documentation.
| Output | What it is | Reads |
|---|---|---|
| Learning mission | Asks why you want to learn and keeps that goal in a file to guide every lesson | Your folder |
| Source list | Finds sources on the topic and keeps them in a list the lessons cite | The web |
| HTML lessons | One short lesson per file, with a quiz or practice steps and a suggested source | Your folder |
| Reference sheets | Cheat sheets and a glossary built up across lessons | Your folder |
| Learning records | Notes on what you learned, used to pick the next lesson | Your folder |
You want to learn a topic over several short sessions. The skill records your reason for learning, collects sources and writes one small HTML lesson at a time, with quizzes and a reference sheet you can return to.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: teach), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. teach: SKILL.md
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