@Vincent_AINotes: A Skills repository with 157k stars. What surprised me the most is not teaching AI to work, but teaching you to grow. Matt Pocock made a Skill called /teach. AI answering questions is not rare. What is truly scarce is: when you come back next time, it still remembers where you left off…
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In a Skills repository with 157k stars, the /teach skill created by Matt Pocock not only answers AI questions but also remembers the user's learning progress.
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A Skills repository with 157,000 stars. What surprised me most isn’t teaching AI to work, but teaching you to grow.
Matt Pocock created a Skill called /teach.
It’s not surprising that AI can answer questions. What’s truly rare: next time you come back, it still remembers where you left off and what you were stuck on. 👇
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