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Generate annotated code reading tutorials from your own codebase. Three surfaces - tutorial generation, vocabulary management, and learning-state inspection. Tracks vocabulary with status state machine, supports six writing-to-learn entry points and five audience-facing entry poi

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tutorial-creator

Three surfaces, gateway-mediated:

tutorial — generate a lesson (six writing-to-learn entries, five audience-facing entries)
vocab — manage vocabulary independent of lesson generation
status — inspect your learning state (read-only dashboard)

The legacy v1.1 invocation (/skill tutorial-creator <topic> <source>) still works; it routes to writing-to-learn entry [b] (topic + file).

Usage

/skill tutorial-creator                         # opens gateway question
/skill tutorial-creator <topic> <source>        # legacy v1.1 path → entry [b]
/skill tutorial-creator tutorial <args>         # tutorial surface
/skill tutorial-creator vocab <subcommand>      # vocab surface
/skill tutorial-creator status                  # status surface
/skill tutorial-creator undo                    # revert last generation
/skill tutorial-creator undo --session <id>     # revert a specific session (rare)
/skill tutorial-creator renumber <old> <new>    # rename Day-N + rewrite cross-references
/skill tutorial-creator --mode learn|audience|vocab|status [args]
                                                 # skip gateway, route directly
/skill tutorial-creator open <path>             # register a tutorial-creator project
                                                 #  in ~/.claude/tutorial-creator/registry.yaml
                                                 #  so future invocations from any cwd find it
/skill tutorial-creator open                    # list registered projects + pick one
                                                 #  (sets it as the registry default)
/skill tutorial-creator forget <path>           # remove a project from the registry
                                                 #  (no filesystem changes; project files stay)
/skill tutorial-creator --project-dir <path> [args]
                                                 # one-shot override; resolves config
                                                 #  from <path>/.claude/tutorial-config.yaml
                                                 #  instead of the default discovery rule

Where the project lives. .claude/tutorial-config.yaml and .claude/tutorial-sessions/ live in the resolved project root, not necessarily cwd. The skill walks a discovery chain on every invocation; see ## Project resolution. This means you can keep a tutorial-creator project at /Volumes/.../Tutorials/ and invoke /skill tutorial-creator status from any working directory and it Just Works — same mental model as git status walking up from cwd to find .git/.

Routing logic

Every invocation runs through this dispatch:

Resolve the project root (NEW in this revision). Run ## Project resolution first to determine which .claude/tutorial-config.yaml this invocation should read or write to. The resolved path becomes $PROJECT_ROOT for the rest of the invocation; all subsequent file operations described in this document use $PROJECT_ROOT/.claude/, $PROJECT_ROOT/{tutorials_dir}/, etc. Steps 1–4 below assume this has run.
Read --mode flag if present. If set, echo it back to the user as a one-line confirmation, then jump directly to that surface or path. Skip the gateway question. Mode values: learn, audience, vocab, status. Any other value (including both, which earlier drafts listed but never specified): say Unknown mode "<value>". Valid modes: learn, audience, vocab, status. and stop — do not guess a surface or silently fall through to the gateway.
Else, recognize first-positional subcommand keywords. If the first positional arg is one of:
- tutorial → tutorial surface (Path 1 unless --mode audience follows)
- vocab → vocab surface; the second positional is the subcommand (add, list, show, edit, merge, review, gap, regen-md, undo)
- status → status surface (STATUS.md)
- undo → recovery undo route (see ## Recovery § undo command). May be followed by --session <id>
- renumber → recovery renumber route (see ## Recovery § renumber). Requires two more positional args: <old> <new> (e.g., renumber 8 7.5)
- open → registry route (see ## Project resolution § open command). May be followed by an optional <path> positional
- forget → registry route (see ## Project resolution § forget command). Requires one positional arg: <path> Route directly. Skip the gateway question.
Else, parse two-positional legacy form. If the user invoked with two positional args matching <topic> <source> AND the source is an existing file in the project, treat as entry [b] legacy path — produce a v1.1-shaped tutorial. This preserves the v1.1 invocation contract for users who haven't seen the v2 changes.
Else, ask the gateway question. Present the four-option menu (below). Route based on answer.

Gateway question

Use AskUserQuestion (or plain-text prompt if AskUserQuestion is unavailable):

What do you want to do?

[1] Write a tutorial for myself      (for my own learning)
[2] Write a tutorial for others      (preparing a lesson for others to learn)
[3] Manage vocabulary                 (edit vocabulary)
[4] Inspect my learning state         (see my progress and what I'm forgetting)

Answer [1] → tutorial surface, Path 1 (writing-to-learn). Ask the entry-point question (six options; see ## Tutorial surface — entry points).
Answer [2] → tutorial surface, Path 2 (audience-facing). Load AUDIENCE.md and run the Path 2 routing flow (entry-point question, audience question, honest-machine opt-in, length budget, venue selection, then handoff to the chosen venues/<name>.md).
Answer [3] → vocab surface (load VOCAB.md).
Answer [4] → status surface (load STATUS.md).

Mode-mismatch detection

If the user picked Path 2 (audience-facing) AND their topic phrasing matches one of these patterns, soft-nudge once:

starts with I want to understand
starts with I'm confused about
starts with why does my
starts with what is

Nudge text:

This phrasing reads like writing-to-learn. Confirm audience-facing, or switch to writing-to-learn?

Single-fire per session. A session-scoped flag (mode_mismatch_nudge_fired: true) flips after the first surface. Subsequent matching topics in the same session do NOT re-nudge. The user has demonstrated awareness.

Not blocking. The user always has final say. The nudge is purely advisory; either answer proceeds without delay.

Tutorial surface — entry points

After gateway answer = [1] (writing-to-learn), ask:

Where does the lesson start?

[a] Daily progression       — pick what's next based on my progress
[b] Topic + file            — I have both a topic and a source file
[c] Topic only              — I have a topic, find the best file
[d] Question                — I'm stuck on something specific
[e] Gap-driven              — show me my "confused" vocabulary, pick from there
[f] Notes & synthesis       — from a doc, post, video, or past session

After gateway answer = [2] (audience-facing), ask:

Where does the tutorial start?

[a] Annotated source         — file in my codebase that demonstrates the pattern
[b] Incident-grounded        — a real failure or decision I want to write about
[c] Synthesized example      — contrived minimal example for the concept
[d] External source          — public repo, Apple sample, blog post
[e] Documentation-grounded   — Apple Developer docs, RFCs, etc.

After the entry letter is picked, the Path 2 flow runs four more AskUserQuestion prompts in this order, then hands off to a venue template:

Audience question. Options: beginner / intermediate / senior / mixed. Drives in-voice content shifts (definitions vs. tradeoffs).
Honest-machine opt-in. Y / N. When Y, the venue template appends a section on what the article does NOT cover (section name varies by venue; resolved from venues/_schema.yaml#venues.<name>.honest_machine_section_name).
Length budget. Options: S / M / L / X. Each option label includes the venue's word target and ceiling, looked up from venues/_schema.yaml#venues.<name>.length_budget.
Venue selection. Options: reddit / book-chapter / apple-developer-article / medium / blog / repo-doc. All six venues are shipped as of v2.0.0; the runtime loads venues/<chosen>.md and renders the article using that venue's voice signature.

The full procedure for each Path 2 entry, the venue handoff payload schema, the audience × budget interaction rules, and the recovery-asymmetry rationale all live in AUDIENCE.md. SKILL.md is the routing surface; AUDIENCE.md is the procedure surface.

Implementation status

All six writing-to-learn entries are implemented (Phases 3abc + 3def):

[a] daily progression — see ## Entry [a] — Daily progression
[b] topic + file — see ## Entry [b] — Tutorial Format (topic + file) (this is also the legacy v1.1 path)
[c] topic only — see ## Entry [c] — Topic only (skill finds the file)
[d] question-led — see ## Entry [d] — Question-led
[e] gap-driven — see ## Entry [e] — Gap-driven
[f] external source — see ## Entry [f] — External source

All five audience-facing entries are implemented (Phase 7); all six venue templates are shipped:

[a] annotated source — see AUDIENCE.md § Entry [a]
[b] incident-grounded — see AUDIENCE.md § Entry [b]
[c] synthesized example — see AUDIENCE.md § Entry [c]
[d] external source — see AUDIENCE.md § Entry [d]
[e] documentation-grounded — see AUDIENCE.md § Entry [e]

Venue templates available right now:

Venue	File	Status
`reddit`	`venues/reddit.md`	✅ shipped
`book-chapter`	`venues/book-chapter.md`	✅ shipped
`apple-developer-article`	`venues/apple-developer-article.md`	✅ shipped
`medium`	`venues/medium.md`	✅ shipped
`blog`	`venues/blog.md`	✅ shipped
`repo-doc`	`venues/repo-doc.md`	✅ shipped

The five Path 2 entries [a]-[e] share letters with the Path 1 entries but are different procedures; do not conflate them. Path 1 produces artifacts for the user (writing-to-learn); Path 2 produces artifacts for an audience (Reddit posts, book chapters, articles, blog posts, repo docs). After the entry is chosen, Path 2 hands off to one of the 6 venue templates in venues/.

Entry [a] — Daily progression

Use when the user wants the next concept in their learning sequence and doesn't have a specific topic or file in mind.

Procedure

Read config. .claude/tutorial-config.yaml. Required fields for entry [a]: language, next_day, experience_level, tutorials_dir. If progression_override is set, use that path; otherwise load progressions/<language>.yaml from the skill bundle.
Determine current phase. Read PROGRESS.md. Look for the most recent Score Log row to find the last-shipped phase number. If PROGRESS.md is empty (first day), current phase = 1.
Read the active progression. Parse the matching progressions/*.yaml. Extract the current phase's concepts list.
Identify uncovered concepts in this phase. Cross-reference concepts against the Concepts Mastery Checklist in PROGRESS.md (entries marked - [ ] or - [x]). Concepts NOT yet appearing in the checklist are the candidates.
Recommend the next concept. Pick the first uncovered concept in the phase's list (the list order is teac

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name: tutorial-creator
description: Generate annotated code reading tutorials from your own codebase. Three surfaces - tutorial generation, vocabulary management, and learning-state inspection. Tracks vocabulary with status state machine, supports six writing-to-learn entry points and five audience-facing entry points.
version: 2.0.1
author: Terry Nyberg, Coffee & Code LLC
license: Apache-2.0

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---
name: tutorial-creator
description: Generate annotated code reading tutorials from your own codebase. Three surfaces - tutorial generation, vocabulary management, and learning-state inspection. Tracks vocabulary with status state machine, supports six writing-to-learn entry points and five audience-facing entry points.
version: 2.0.1
author: Terry Nyberg, Coffee & Code LLC
license: Apache-2.0
---

# tutorial-creator

Three surfaces, gateway-mediated:

- **`tutorial`** — generate a lesson (six writing-to-learn entries, five audience-facing entries)
- **`vocab`** — manage vocabulary independent of lesson generation
- **`status`** — inspect your learning state (read-only dashboard)

The legacy v1.1 invocation (`/skill tutorial-creator <topic> <source>`) still works; it routes to writing-to-learn entry [b] (topic + file).

## Usage

```
/skill tutorial-creator                         # opens gateway question
/skill tutorial-creator <topic> <source>        # legacy v1.1 path → entry [b]
/skill tutorial-creator tutorial <args>         # tutorial surface
/skill tutorial-creator vocab <subcommand>      # vocab surface
/skill tutorial-creator status                  # status surface
/skill tutorial-creator undo                    # revert last generation
/skill tutorial-creator undo --session <id>     # revert a specific session (rare)
/skill tutorial-creator renumber <old> <new>    # rename Day-N + rewrite cross-references
/skill tutorial-creator --mode learn|audience|vocab|status [args]
                                                 # skip gateway, route directly
/skill tutorial-creator open <path>             # register a tutorial-creator project
                                                 #  in ~/.claude/tutorial-creator/registry.yaml
                                                 #  so future invocations from any cwd find it
/skill tutorial-creator open                    # list registered projects + pick one
                                                 #  (sets it as the registry default)
/skill tutorial-creator forget <path>           # remove a project from the registry
                                                 #  (no filesystem changes; project files stay)
/skill tutorial-creator --project-dir <path> [args]
                                                 # one-shot override; resolves config
                                                 #  from <path>/.claude/tutorial-config.yaml
                                                 #  instead of the default discovery rule
```

**Where the project lives.** `.claude/tutorial-config.yaml` and `.claude/tutorial-sessions/` live in the **resolved project root**, not necessarily cwd. The skill walks a discovery chain on every invocation; see `## Project resolution`. This means you can keep a tutorial-creator project at `/Volumes/.../Tutorials/` and invoke `/skill tutorial-creator status` from any working directory and it Just Works — same mental model as `git status` walking up from cwd to find `.git/`.

## Routing logic

Every invocation runs through this dispatch:

0. **Resolve the project root** (NEW in this revision). Run `## Project resolution` first to determine which `.claude/tutorial-config.yaml` this invocation should read or write to. The resolved path becomes `$PROJECT_ROOT` for the rest of the invocation; all subsequent file operations described in this document use `$PROJECT_ROOT/.claude/`, `$PROJECT_ROOT/{tutorials_dir}/`, etc. Steps 1–4 below assume this has run.
1. **Read `--mode` flag if present.** If set, echo it back to the user as a one-line confirmation, then jump directly to that surface or path. Skip the gateway question. Mode values: `learn`, `audience`, `vocab`, `status`. Any other value (including `both`, which earlier drafts listed but never specified): say `Unknown mode "<value>". Valid modes: learn, audience, vocab, status.` and stop — do not guess a surface or silently fall through to the gateway.
2. **Else, recognize first-positional subcommand keywords.** If the first positional arg is one of:
   - `tutorial` → tutorial surface (Path 1 unless `--mode audience` follows)
   - `vocab` → vocab surface; the second positional is the subcommand (`add`, `list`, `show`, `edit`, `merge`, `review`, `gap`, `regen-md`, `undo`)
   - `status` → status surface (`STATUS.md`)
   - `undo` → recovery `undo` route (see `## Recovery` § `undo` command). May be followed by `--session <id>`
   - `renumber` → recovery `renumber` route (see `## Recovery` § `renumber`). Requires two more positional args: `<old> <new>` (e.g., `renumber 8 7.5`)
   - `open` → registry route (see `## Project resolution` § `open` command). May be followed by an optional `<path>` positional
   - `forget` → registry route (see `## Project resolution` § `forget` command). Requires one positional arg: `<path>`
   Route directly. Skip the gateway question.
3. **Else, parse two-positional legacy form.** If the user invoked with two positional args matching `<topic> <source>` AND the source is an existing file in the project, treat as **entry [b] legacy path** — produce a v1.1-shaped tutorial. This preserves the v1.1 invocation contract for users who haven't seen the v2 changes.
4. **Else, ask the gateway question.** Present the four-option menu (below). Route based on answer.

### Gateway question

Use AskUserQuestion (or plain-text prompt if AskUserQuestion is unavailable):

```
What do you want to do?

[1] Write a tutorial for myself      (for my own learning)
[2] Write a tutorial for others      (preparing a lesson for others to learn)
[3] Manage vocabulary                 (edit vocabulary)
[4] Inspect my learning state         (see my progress and what I'm forgetting)
```

- **Answer [1]** → tutorial surface, Path 1 (writing-to-learn). Ask the entry-point question (six options; see `## Tutorial surface — entry points`).
- **Answer [2]** → tutorial surface, Path 2 (audience-facing). Load `AUDIENCE.md` and run the Path 2 routing flow (entry-point question, audience question, honest-machine opt-in, length budget, venue selection, then handoff to the chosen `venues/<name>.md`).
- **Answer [3]** → vocab surface (load `VOCAB.md`).
- **Answer [4]** → status surface (load `STATUS.md`).

### Mode-mismatch detection

If the user picked Path 2 (audience-facing) AND their topic phrasing matches one of these patterns, soft-nudge once:

- starts with `I want to understand`
- starts with `I'm confused about`
- starts with `why does my`
- starts with `what is`

Nudge text:

> This phrasing reads like writing-to-learn. Confirm audience-facing, or switch to writing-to-learn?

**Single-fire per session.** A session-scoped flag (`mode_mismatch_nudge_fired: true`) flips after the first surface. Subsequent matching topics in the same session do NOT re-nudge. The user has demonstrated awareness.

Not blocking. The user always has final say. The nudge is purely advisory; either answer proceeds without delay.

## Tutorial surface — entry points

After gateway answer = [1] (writing-to-learn), ask:

```
Where does the lesson start?

[a] Daily progression       — pick what's next based on my progress
[b] Topic + file            — I have both a topic and a source file
[c] Topic only              — I have a topic, find the best file
[d] Question                — I'm stuck on something specific
[e] Gap-driven              — show me my "confused" vocabulary, pick from there
[f] Notes & synthesis       — from a doc, post, video, or past session
```

After gateway answer = [2] (audience-facing), ask:

```
Where does the tutorial start?

[a] Annotated source         — file in my codebase that demonstrates the pattern
[b] Incident-grounded        — a real failure or decision I want to write about
[c] Synthesized example      — contrived minimal example for the concept
[d] External source          — public repo, Apple sample, blog post
[e] Documentation-grounded   — Apple Developer docs, RFCs, etc.
```

After the entry letter is picked, the Path 2 flow runs four more AskUserQuestion prompts in this order, then hands off to a venue template:

1. **Audience question.** Options: `beginner` / `intermediate` / `senior` / `mixed`. Drives in-voice content shifts (definitions vs. tradeoffs).
2. **Honest-machine opt-in.** Y / N. When Y, the venue template appends a section on what the article does NOT cover (section name varies by venue; resolved from `venues/_schema.yaml#venues.<name>.honest_machine_section_name`).
3. **Length budget.** Options: `S` / `M` / `L` / `X`. Each option label includes the venue's word target and ceiling, looked up from `venues/_schema.yaml#venues.<name>.length_budget`.
4. **Venue selection.** Options: `reddit` / `book-chapter` / `apple-developer-article` / `medium` / `blog` / `repo-doc`. All six venues are shipped as of `v2.0.0`; the runtime loads `venues/<chosen>.md` and renders the article using that venue's voice signature.

The full procedure for each Path 2 entry, the venue handoff payload schema, the audience × budget interaction rules, and the recovery-asymmetry rationale all live in `AUDIENCE.md`. SKILL.md is the routing surface; AUDIENCE.md is the procedure surface.

### Implementation status

**All six writing-to-learn entries are implemented** (Phases 3abc + 3def):

- **[a] daily progression** — see `## Entry [a] — Daily progression`
- **[b] topic + file** — see `## Entry [b] — Tutorial Format (topic + file)` (this is also the legacy v1.1 path)
- **[c] topic only** — see `## Entry [c] — Topic only (skill finds the file)`
- **[d] question-led** — see `## Entry [d] — Question-led`
- **[e] gap-driven** — see `## Entry [e] — Gap-driven`
- **[f] external source** — see `## Entry [f] — External source`

**All five audience-facing entries are implemented** (Phase 7); all six venue templates are shipped:

- **[a] annotated source** — see `AUDIENCE.md` § Entry [a]
- **[b] incident-grounded** — see `AUDIENCE.md` § Entry [b]
- **[c] synthesized example** — see `AUDIENCE.md` § Entry [c]
- **[d] external source** — see `AUDIENCE.md` § Entry [d]
- **[e] documentation-grounded** — see `AUDIENCE.md` § Entry [e]

**Venue templates available right now:**

| Venue | File | Status |
|---|---|---|
| `reddit` | `venues/reddit.md` | ✅ shipped |
| `book-chapter` | `venues/book-chapter.md` | ✅ shipped |
| `apple-developer-article` | `venues/apple-developer-article.md` | ✅ shipped |
| `medium` | `venues/medium.md` | ✅ shipped |
| `blog` | `venues/blog.md` | ✅ shipped |
| `repo-doc` | `venues/repo-doc.md` | ✅ shipped |

The five Path 2 entries `[a]`-`[e]` share letters with the Path 1 entries but are different procedures; do not conflate them. Path 1 produces artifacts for the user (writing-to-learn); Path 2 produces artifacts for an audience (Reddit posts, book chapters, articles, blog posts, repo docs). After the entry is chosen, Path 2 hands off to one of the 6 venue templates in `venues/`.

## Entry [a] — Daily progression

Use when the user wants the next concept in their learning sequence and doesn't have a specific topic or file in mind.

### Procedure

1. **Read config.** `.claude/tutorial-config.yaml`. Required fields for entry [a]: `language`, `next_day`, `experience_level`, `tutorials_dir`. If `progression_override` is set, use that path; otherwise load `progressions/<language>.yaml` from the skill bundle.
2. **Determine current phase.** Read `PROGRESS.md`. Look for the most recent Score Log row to find the last-shipped phase number. If PROGRESS.md is empty (first day), current phase = 1.
3. **Read the active progression.** Parse the matching `progressions/*.yaml`. Extract the current phase's `concepts` list.
4. **Identify uncovered concepts in this phase.** Cross-reference `concepts` against the Concepts Mastery Checklist in PROGRESS.md (entries marked `- [ ]` or `- [x]`). Concepts NOT yet appearing in the checklist are the candidates.
5. **Recommend the next concept.** Pick the first uncovered concept in the phase's list (the list order is teac

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