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I made a /teach-me slash-command. Everytime I run into something I want to know about I run it. It launches a background subagent (forking context) that check (and updates) my ‘learning-profile.md’. I can pass additional requests, but otherwise it just deduces from context.
It then creates an explainer/lesson. And sends it to my kindle (using a custom created mcp) - so I can read it offline. Not breaking my flow.
I’ve never learned so much so quickly, about everything. It’s awesome.
I use the same mcp from phone apps. Everytime I want to learn something I just ask.
Also: learn about the GIT concepts (not commands). You’ll learn much quicker when you can mess up and retry ;)
Repo should work with any github hosted changelog file. https://github.com/stevenmenke/claude-code-changelog-rss
That builds the main claude.md file. If you don’t have that file CC starts each new session completely oblivious to your project like a blank slate.
I know of a Dutch company doing something similar. Focusses on pest detecting/mitigation in greenhouses atm: https://www.pats-drones.com/
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