A kit that turns Claude Code into a personal language coach: it builds a study plan from a few answers and runs lessons, vocabulary, writing correction, tests and progress tracking in a git repo you own. An agentic flow that learns from you; languages were the proof that it carries over to any area.
- Claude Code
- Markdown
- git
- Anki
Repository
Full highlights
- Session loop as skills: /new-plan, /lesson, /grade, /grade-writing, /close-day, /recalibrate, /progress.
- Tracks weak spots, pace and level per skill, and adapts the roadmap every 14 sessions.
- Works for any target language and any explanation language; feeds Anki for vocabulary.
An agentic development method I run my projects with. A manager agent plans with me, turns plans into tasks, delegates each one to a reviewer and developer pair, and brings back a PR; I decide, they execute.
- Claude Code
- tmux
- git worktrees
- Markdown
Repository
Full highlights
- One session per role: manager, reviewer, developer; they talk through pointers (task folder, branch, PR), never through pasted content.
- Documentation convention per project (PRD, TRD, ARD, modules, tasks) that the agents read before touching code and update as they finish work.
- Review loop with findings per round, screenshots at three widths, verification logs; the PR opens only when the reviewer is satisfied.