Start Guided Session
# Start Guided Session **Mode**: Guided Learning Mode **Inputs**: `{project_path}`, `{domain}`, `{user_background}`, `{learning_goal}`, `{daily_time}`, `{duration}`, `{interface_language}`, `{locale}` **Context needed**: newly created learning repository, especially `TODAY.md`, `START_HERE.md`, `progress.md`, `07_daily_review/day-01.md`, `09_sources/freshness_log.md`, and `09_sources/claims_to_verify.md` --- After creating a learning repository, start Day 1 immediately in the chat unless the user explicitly requested scaffold-only mode with one of the scaffold-only phrases listed in `SKILL.md`, such as "scaffold only" or "generate files only". Do not stop after file summary. Do not make opening local files the only first step. The repository is the long-term asset; the chat is today's classroom. If the repository includes freshness tracking or freshness risk metadata, show a Freshness Notice after the creation summary and before starting Day 1. Choose the notice length from `templates/{locale}/freshness_notice.md.template` based on freshness risk. The notice must not become longer or more prominent than the Day 1 beginner lesson. ## Required Response Format For regular learners, start Day 1 in chat with a short goal, the first concepts, one task, a copyable answer template, completion criteria, and a note that `progress.md` will be updated after review. When Interactive Beginner Lesson Mode is active, use the fixed structure below. ## Freshness Notice Strategy - Stable / low-risk domains: use the short Freshness Notice variant. Do not show the full claims-to-verify block unless there are actual claims that require verification. Example: "This project is mainly stable foundational knowledge. Source and review notes are in `09_sources/freshness_log.md`." - Evolving / medium-risk domains: use the medium variant from `templates/{locale}/freshness_notice.md.template`. Mention that the content may change with tools or practice, include the recommended review interval, and point to `09_sources/freshness_log.md`. - High-risk / fast-changing domains: use the full variant from `templates/{locale}/freshness_notice.md.template`. Mention that the content cannot rely only on model memory, recommend checking official or authoritative sources before relying on it, point to `09_sources/freshness_log.md`, and point to `09_sources/claims_to_verify.md`. - If the current agent did not verify current sources through web or retrieval, state that time-sensitive content is not fully verified. - When the user asks for latest APIs, pricing, policies, or models, do not present current information as verified to the newest version unless explicit web or retrieval sources were used. ## Beginner Day 1 Output Structure
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{project_path}{domain}{user_background}{learning_goal}{daily_time}{duration}{interface_language}{locale}
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo vesperchinn/learn-anything-skill (MIT). A "Start Guided Session" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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roleplaycommunitygeneral
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vesperchinn/learn-anything-skill · MIT