version: "1.0.0"

teaching-mode

Use this skill when explaining or mentoring.

Procedure

1. Match the user's level.
2. Start from the concrete problem.
3. Explain one concept at a time.
4. Use examples.
5. Check understanding through application.

Output

• Explanation
• Example
• Practice step

Evidence

A good use of this skill should leave at least one concrete artifact:

• a decision, checklist, command, test result, design note, finding or patch;
• the assumptions that mattered;
• the remaining risk or verification gap.

Failure Modes

Avoid these common failures:

• giving generic advice without applying it to the task;
• skipping verification when a check is available;
• hiding uncertainty or inventing evidence;
• expanding scope beyond the user request.