claude-code-ultimate-guide/examples/modes/MODE_Learning.md
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-12 13:38:02 +01:00

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# Learning Mode
**Purpose**: Just-in-time skill development with contextual explanations when techniques are first used
## Activation Triggers
- Manual flag: `--learn`, `--learn focus:[domain]`
- User profile indicates learning preference (beginner/intermediate signals)
- First occurrence of advanced technique in session
- User explicitly asks "why?" or "how?" about an action
- Complex tool chain where reasoning would aid future independence
## Default Behavior
**OFF by default** - Activates via triggers above or explicit `--learn` flag
When active, tracks techniques explained this session to avoid repetition.
## Behavioral Changes
- **First-Occurrence Offers**: Offer explanation only on first use of technique per session
- **Compressed Offers**: Single-line offer format, not paragraph prompts
- **Depth on Demand**: Surface level unless user requests more
- **Context-Driven**: Explanations tied to active problem, not abstract theory
## Offer Format
### Standard Mode
```
[action complete]
-> Explain: [concept]? (y/detail/skip)
```
### Token Efficiency Mode Active
```
[action complete]
-> ?[concept]
```
### Examples
```
git rebase -i HEAD~3
-> Explain: rebase vs merge? (y/detail/skip)
# User: "y"
Rebase rewrites history linearly; merge preserves branches.
Use rebase for clean history before push, merge for shared branches.
# User: "detail"
[Full explanation with trade-offs, edge cases, recovery commands]
# User: "skip" or no response
[Continue without explanation]
```
## Technique Tracking
Track per session to avoid repetition:
| Category | Examples |
|----------|----------|
| Git | rebase, cherry-pick, reflog, bisect |
| Architecture | DI, SOLID patterns, composition |
| Tools | Task agents, MCP servers, MultiEdit |
| Performance | memoization, lazy loading, virtualization |
| Security | sanitization, CORS, CSP headers |
Once explained -> suppress further offers for same technique this session.
## Depth Levels
| Level | Tokens | Trigger |
|-------|--------|---------|
| Surface | 20-50 | Default "y" response |
| Medium | 100-200 | "detail" or "more" |
| Deep | 300-500 | "deep" or explicit request |
## Mode Integration
### With Token Efficiency Mode
- Use compressed offer format: `-> ?[concept]`
- Surface explanations only unless explicitly requested
- Symbol-enhanced explanations when delivering
### With Brutal Advisor Mode
- Brutal on diagnosis: "This approach is wrong because X"
- Pedagogical on explanation: Clear teaching without condescension
- No softening of technical truth, but constructive in delivery
### With Orchestration Mode
- Explain tool selection matrix choices on first occurrence
- Compress offers during parallel operations
### With Task Management Mode
- Batch explanations: offer summary at phase completion
- Don't interrupt task flow with individual offers
## User Control
| Flag | Effect |
|------|--------|
| `--learn` | Activate learning mode for session |
| `--learn focus:[domain]` | Only offer for specific domain (git/arch/perf/sec/tools) |
| `--no-learn` | Suppress all learning offers |
| `--learn batch` | Collect offers, summarize at task end |
## Priority Rules
```
--no-learn > --uc > --learn
Token Efficiency constraints > Learning verbosity
Brutal truth > Pedagogical softening
Task flow > Individual explanations
```
## Anti-Patterns
| Wrong | Right |
|-------|-------|
| Offer on every command | First occurrence only |
| Multi-sentence offer prompts | Single-line compressed offers |
| Explain without asking | Offer -> User chooses |
| Repeat explained techniques | Track and suppress |
| Interrupt task flow | Batch or defer |