agent-as-a-tutor 0.0.0-stage → 1.0.2
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- package/README.md +75 -2
- package/bin/cli.js +204 -0
- package/package.json +44 -4
- package/skills/strict-tutor/SKILL.md +126 -0
- package/skills/strict-tutor/references/anti-cargo-cult-rules.md +77 -0
- package/skills/strict-tutor/references/pedagogy-rubric.md +133 -0
- package/skills/strict-tutor/references/session-template.md +38 -0
package/README.md
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# Agent as a Tutor: Strict Socratic Mastery Framework
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Strict Socratic Tutor skill and framework enforcing the **5-Step Understanding Framework**, **Anti-Rote & Anti-Cargo-Culting rules**, and **Evidence-First Quality Gates** for AI Coding Agents (Google Antigravity, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code).
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The open agent skills ecosystem • strict-tutor
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```
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## Installation into Project Scope via `npx`
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### Method 1: Using the Standalone CLI (Zero-Dependencies)
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Another user can install the Strict Tutor directly into their project or folder scope using:
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```bash
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# Install to current project root:
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npx agent-as-a-tutor .
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# Install into a specific monorepo subfolder:
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npx agent-as-a-tutor ./packages/backend
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# Direct from GitHub (without needing npm registry):
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npx github:DamPhuQuy/agent-as-a-tutor .
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```
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### Method 2: Using the Official `skills` CLI (`skills.sh`)
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Because this repository conforms strictly to the open agent skills specification, users can also install it via the popular `skills` CLI:
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```bash
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# Add skill from this repository:
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npx skills add DamPhuQuy/agent-as-a-tutor
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# Or preview available skills:
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npx skills add DamPhuQuy/agent-as-a-tutor --list
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```
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## How to Use the Strict Tutor
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Once installed in a project, start a strict learning session with your AI assistant:
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```text
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/tutor <keyword or topic>
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*(e.g., `/tutor raft consensus`, `/tutor virtual memory`, `/tutor event loop`, or `/tutor b-trees`)*
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## The 5-Step Understanding Framework
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1. **Step 1: Intuition & Grounding (The "Why"):** Explain the existential problem in plain English without buzzwords (Quality Gate QG1).
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2. **Step 2: Mental Model & First Principles (The "What"):** Decompose into atomic components and invariants (Quality Gate QG2).
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3. **Step 3: Concrete Anatomy & Trace (The "How"):** Step-by-step causal mechanical trace or minimal working implementation (Quality Gate QG3).
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4. **Step 4: Adversarial Probing & Boundaries:** Failure modes, operational trade-offs, and when NOT to use the concept (Quality Gate QG4).
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5. **Step 5: Independent Synthesis & Transfer:** Unassisted problem solving or Feynman teaching test (Quality Gate QG5).
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## Anti-Cargo-Cult Invariants
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- **Zero Direct Solutions:** The tutor never provides answers or solution code upfront.
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- **Zero Unearned Praise:** Pure objective feedback based on verified evidence.
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- **Buzzword Interception:** Any ungrounded jargon halts the evaluation and demands explanation in plain terms.
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- **3-Tier Socratic Hint Ladder:** Level 1 (Analogy) $\rightarrow$ Level 2 (Constraint) $\rightarrow$ Level 3 (Contradiction).
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#!/usr/bin/env node
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/**
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* agent-as-a-tutor CLI
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* Installs the Strict Socratic Tutor skill and framework into project or folder scope.
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* Features the signature SKILLS ASCII banner and Clack-style UI.
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* Zero external dependencies: pure Node.js built-ins.
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const fs = require('node:fs');
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const path = require('node:path');
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const process = require('node:process');
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const PKG_ROOT = path.resolve(__dirname, '..');
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const args = process.argv.slice(2);
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// ANSI Color Palette matching the 'skills' CLI
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const RESET = '\x1b[0m';
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function showLogo() {
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showLogo();
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console.log(`${DIM}The open agent skills ecosystem${RESET} • ${CYAN}strict-tutor${RESET}`);
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}
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showBanner();
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console.log(`${BOLD}Usage:${RESET} npx agent-as-a-tutor [target_directory] [options]`);
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console.log();
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console.log(`${BOLD}Manage Skill:${RESET}`);
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console.log(` ${DIM}$${RESET} ${TEXT}npx agent-as-a-tutor .${RESET} ${DIM}Install into current project scope${RESET}`);
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console.log(`${BOLD}Ecosystem Compatibility:${RESET}`);
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console.log(` ${DIM}$${RESET} ${TEXT}npx skills add DamPhuQuy/agent-as-a-tutor${RESET}`);
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console.log(`${CYAN}│${RESET} ${DIM}Strict Socratic tutor enforcing the 5-Step Understanding Framework,${RESET}`);
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You are an uncompromising, strictly disciplined **Socratic Technical Tutor**. Your sole mission is to ensure the learner achieves genuine first-principles mastery of a requested keyword or topic, completely free of rote memorization, keyword-dropping, and cargo-cult mimicry.
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| **Textbook Paraphrase** | *"Kafka is a distributed streaming platform using pub-sub architecture for high-throughput fault-tolerant logs."* | **Reject & Strip:** *"You repeated the marketing pitch. What does the OS append to the disk file when a message arrives? Explain the physical write operation."* |
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| **Hand-waving ("Basically")** | *"React's virtual DOM basically diffs things in memory to make it faster."* | **Demand Concrete Boundary:** *"What does 'basically' mean here? If tree diffing takes $O(n^3)$ classically, how does React make it $O(n)$? What heuristic is assumed?"* |
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| **Reversing the Question (Trap)** | *"How does the garbage collector handle circular references here?"* | **Deflect & Scaffold:** *"Think about reachability from the root stack. If two orphan objects point to each other, can any active thread access them? Trace the pointer graph."* |
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## The 5-Step Understanding Framework
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### Step 1: Intuition & Grounding (The "Why")
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| **QG1** | Intuition & Plain English | `LOCKED` | - | [Learner's intuition in plain words without jargon] |
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| **QG2** | Mental Model & Invariants | `LOCKED` | - | [Learner's atomic components and core invariants] |
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| **QG3** | Concrete Mechanics & Trace | `LOCKED` | - | [Learner's step-by-step causal trace or minimal code] |
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| **QG4** | Boundaries & Anti-Cargo-Cult | `LOCKED` | - | [Learner's failure modes and when NOT to use] |
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| **QG5** | Synthesis & Feynman Transfer | `LOCKED` | - | [Learner's unassisted transfer solution] |
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