Beyond lessons, the skill maintains standing reference material — something he found he needed while using it (5:22).

Glossary

  • Collects any weird jargon encountered during the journey (5:22).
  • Cube-specific entries shown: anatomy, notation, the solving grip, the daisy (5:22).
  • Two concrete benefits (5:22):
    1. Future lessons get more concise — they can just reference a glossary term instead of re-explaining it.
    2. The learner has a place to look back when confused.
  • Called out as especially useful when learning a coding language this way (5:22).

Cheat sheets

  • The skill also generates cheat sheets (5:47).
  • Example: a solve card giving the entire Rubik's Cube solve in one place, as a single reference to consult (5:47).

notes.md

  • Internal note-taking for the agent itself, not for the learner (5:47).
  • Holds the learner's preferences and any "watch-outs" (5:47).

The workspace as a whole

flowchart LR
    subgraph W["Teaching workspace (one directory per subject)"]
        M["mission.md<br/>why you're learning"]
        R["resources<br/>high-trust primary sources"]
        L["lessons/NN-*.html<br/>interactive lessons"]
        LR["learning records<br/>what you can now do"]
        G["glossary"]
        C["cheat sheets / solve card"]
        N["notes.md<br/>agent-internal"]
    end
    M --> L
    R --> L
    L --> LR
    LR --> L
    L --> G
    L --> C
    N --> L