made a skill called learn-anything that actually goes deep. you give it a topic and it does ~30 searches, reads full pages, then spits out two things: a long mastery dossier (800+ lines) - the field’s mental models, the tool stack pros actually use, a month-by-month curriculum, the intermediate plateau and how to break through it, what “good taste” looks like in that domain, communities, people to follow, all with real URLs an installable child SKILL.md you drop into your skills folder. now every future claude session is a specialist in that topic skill rubik’s cubes skill b2b saas marketing skill graphic design skill kernel hacking the part i actually care about is phase 5: “how do experts in this field actually think.” most learning guides stop at “here are the resources.” this one digs into mental models, heuristics, the failure modes intermediates get stuck on, the deliberate practice protocols pros use. that’s the section that makes it feel like talking to someone who’s actually done the thing. it’s also self-compounding. run it on marketing, the output suggests installing copywriting and analytics next. run those, they suggest more. you build up a library of domain-expert claudes. learn anything skill what would you run it on first? curious what topics break it. submitted by /u/Working-Middle2582
Originally posted by u/Working-Middle2582 on r/ClaudeCode
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