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@mattpocockuk tested his /teach skill on 2026-06-11 by role‑playing a 'vibe…

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@mattpocockuk tested his /teach skill on 2026-06-11 by role‑playing a 'vibe coder' building a scheduling app. The agent probed his mission, taught five essential git commands (no rebasing/merging), explained frontend/backend/auth/database with quizzes, detected Node and picked Next.js + Supabase (hot reload, setup commands), and linked Git, AWS, and Next.js docs.

Source evidence

Trying out my /teach skill today, imagining I was a vibe coder wanting to learn the basics.

Here are the four lessons it created so far:

  1. It interrogated me on my mission - the reason why I wanted to learn vibe coding. I said I was a teacher wanting to build a scheduling app.

  2. Started me off with git so I had the ability to roll back bad work. Just 5 basic commands. No rebasing/merging yet. Perfect.

  3. Taught me the basic units of a full-stack app: frontend, backend, auth and database. Every example was tied to the app I wanted to build. Quiz at the end.

  4. I didn't choose a stack preference, but it noticed Node was already installed! Clever agent. So it chose Next.js and Supabase as my stack, and taught me hot reload. I got commands to set up my app.

Each day sent me off to primary sources to verify that what I was learning was true. Git docs, AWS articles, Next.js docs.

This is addictive, personalized, and infinite. Give it a go.