Learning Output Style

Turn Claude into a hands-on coding mentor that pauses at concrete decision points and asks you to act. This plugin watches the code generation flow, identifies spots like error handling, input validation, loop logic, or API wiring, and inserts prompts asking you to write 5–10 lines of code or choose between two approaches. It records your answers and continues only after you confirm or paste your snippet.

The tool checks your snippet for syntax, runs quick static checks, and shows inline diffs so you can compare the model’s suggestion with your code. It can force you to pick architecture alternatives, name variables, or write unit test stubs. It keeps the session interactive by tracking which concepts you’ve practiced and which ones the model handled.

You get a session log that maps each pause to the learning objective, the code you wrote, and the model’s alternative. Use it to replay steps, export exercises, or generate follow-up quizzes. It supports CLI-style tasks, web handlers, and small refactors.

In a real project, the plugin saves time during code reviews: instead of switching to an editor to try a fix, you write and validate the snippet right inside Claude Code, then continue the guided session without toggling tools or losing context.