以下为本文档的中文说明该技能是一个综合性的Claude Code自我评估与学习路径规划顾问。功能涵盖多类别技能测验、详细的技能画像生成、针对性知识缺口识别以及个性化的学习路径推荐。使用场景包括想要了解自己在Claude Code各功能领域的掌握程度、需要找到最适合自己的学习起点、完成了基础学习后想确定下一步进阶方向、或者希望系统性地提升Claude Code使用技能。核心特点在于其双模式评估方案快速评估模式包含8道题约2分钟完成确定用户的整体水平新手/中级/高级并给出学习路径深入评估模式覆盖5大类别约5分钟完成给出每个主题的维度得分识别具体知识缺口并构建优先级排序的学习路径。10个被覆盖的功能领域涵盖了Claude Code的主要使用方面每个领域生成独立的熟练度评分。评估机制通过交互式问答进行每个问题对应特定的技能维度根据答案自动计算得分。评估完成后生成包含三个部分的报告整体技能画像可视化雷达图或评分条、具体知识缺口列表标明薄弱领域、以及优先级排序的学习路径推荐下一步学习内容和实践项目。核心原则是’精准定位、因材施教’——根据用户实际表现而非自评等级来推荐学习内容避免’一刀切’的通用建议。该技能设计为可重复使用用户可以在完成推荐的学习内容后重新评估追踪进步。Self-Assessment Learning Path AdvisorComprehensive interactive assessment that evaluates Claude Code proficiency across 10 feature areas, identifies specific skill gaps, and generates a personalized learning path to level up.InstructionsStep 1: Welcome Choose Assessment ModePresent the user with a choice of assessment depth:Use AskUserQuestion with these options:Quick Assessment— “8 questions, ~2 minutes. Determines your overall level (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced) and gives a learning path.”Deep Assessment— “5 categories with detailed questions, ~5 minutes. Gives per-topic skill scores, identifies specific gaps, and builds a prioritized learning path.”If user choosesQuick Assessment, go to Step 2A.If user choosesDeep Assessment, go to Step 2B.Step 2A: Quick AssessmentPresent TWO multi-select questions (AskUserQuestion supports max 4 options each):Question 1(header: “Basics”):“Part 1/2: Which of these Claude Code skills do you already have?”Options:“Start Claude Code and chat” — I can runclaudeand interact with it“Created/edited CLAUDE.md” — I have set up project or user memory“Used 3 slash commands” — e.g., /help, /compact, /model, /clear“Created custom command/skill” — Written a SKILL.md or custom command fileQuestion 2(header: “Advanced”):“Part 2/2: Which of these advanced skills do you have?”Options:“Configured an MCP server” — e.g., GitHub, database, or other external data source“Set up hooks” — Configured hooks in ~/.claude/settings.json“Created/used subagents” — Used .claude/agents/ for task delegation“Used print mode (claude -p)” — Usedclaude -pfor non-interactive or CI/CD useScoring:0-2 total Level 1: Beginner3-5 total Level 2: Intermediate6-8 total Level 3: AdvancedGo to Step 3 with the level result, listing which specific items were NOT checked as gaps.Step 2B: Deep AssessmentPresent 5 rounds of questions, one AskUserQuestion call per round. Each round covers 2 related feature areas. Use multi-select for all rounds.IMPORTANT: AskUserQuestion supports max 4 options per question. Each round has exactly 1 question with 4 options covering 2 topics (2 options per topic).Round 1 — Slash Commands Memory(header: “Commands”)“Which of these have you done? Select all that apply.”Options:“Created a custom slash command or skill” — Written a SKILL.md file with frontmatter, or created .claude/commands/ files“Used dynamic context in commands” — Used$ARGUMENTS,$0/$1, backtick!commandsyntax, orfilereferences in skill/command files“Set up project personal memory” — Created both a project CLAUDE.md and personal ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md (or CLAUDE.local.md)“Used memory hierarchy features” — Understand the 7-level priority order, used .claude/rules/ directory, path-specific rules, or import syntaxScoring for Round 1:Options 1-2 map toSlash Commands(0-2 points)Options 3-4 map toMemory(0-2 points)Round 2 — Skills Hooks(header: “Automation”)“Which of these have you done? Select all that apply.”Options:“Installed and used an auto-invoked skill” — A skill that triggers automatically based on its description, without manual /command invocation“Controlled skill invocation behavior” — Useddisable-model-invocation,user-invocable, orcontext: forkwith agent field in SKILL.md frontmatter“Set up a PreToolUse or PostToolUse hook” — Configured a hook that runs before/after tool execution (e.g., command validator, auto-formatter)“Used advanced hook features” — Configured prompt-type hooks, component-scoped hooks in SKILL.md, HTTP hooks, or hooks with custom JSON output (updatedInput, systemMessage)Scoring for Round 2:Options 1-2 map toSkills(0-2 points)Options 3-4 map toHooks(0-2 points)Round 3 — MCP Subagents(header: “Integration”)“Which of these have you done? Select all that apply.”Options:“Connected an MCP server and used its tools” — e.g., GitHub MCP for PRs/issues, database MCP for queries, or any external data source“Used advanced MCP features” — Project-scope .mcp.json, OAuth authentication, MCP resources with mentions, Tool Search, orclaude mcp serve“Created or configured custom subagents” — Defined agents in .claude/agents/ with custom tools, model, or permissions“Used advanced subagent features” — Worktree isolation, persistent agent memory, background tasks with CtrlB, agent allowlists withTask(agent_name), or agent teamsScoring for Round 3:Options 1-2 map toMCP(0-2 points)Options 3-4 map toSubagents(0-2 points)Round 4 — Checkpoints Advanced Features(header: “Power User”)“Which of these have you done? Select all that apply.”Options:“Used checkpoints for safe experimentation” — Created checkpoints, used EscEsc or /rewind, restored code and/or conversation, or used Summarize option“Used planning mode or extended thinking” — Activated planning via /plan, ShiftTab, or --permission-mode plan; toggled extended thinking with AltT/OptionT“Configured permission modes” — Used acceptEdits, plan, dontAsk, or bypassPermissions mode via CLI flags, keyboard shortcuts, or settings“Used remote/desktop/web features” — Usedclaude remote-control,claude --remote,/teleport,/desktop, or worktrees withclaude -wScoring for Round 4:Option 1 maps toCheckpoints(0-1 point)Options 2-4 map toAdvanced Features(0-3 points, cap at 2)Round 5 — Plugins CLI(header: “Mastery”)“Which of these have you done? Select all that apply.”Options:“Installed or created a plugin” — Used a bundled plugin from marketplace, or created a .claude-plugin/ directory with plugin.json manifest“Used plugin advanced features” — Plugin hooks, plugin MCP servers, LSP configuration, plugin namespaced commands, or --plugin-dir flag for testing“Used print mode in scripts or CI/CD” — Usedclaude -pwith --output-format json, --max-turns, piped input, or integrated into GitHub Actions / CI pipelines“Used advanced CLI features” — Session resumption (-c/-r), --agents flag, --json-schema for structured output, --fallback-model, --from-pr, or batch processing loopsScoring for Round 5:Options 1-2 map toPlugins(0-2 points)Options 3-4 map toCLI(0-2 points)Step 3: Calculate Present Results3A: For Quick AssessmentCount total selections and determine level. Then present:## Claude Code Skill Assessment Results ### Your Level: [Level 1: Beginner / Level 2: Intermediate / Level 3: Advanced] You checked **N/8** items. [One-line motivational summary based on level] ### Your Skill Profile | Area | Status | |------|--------| | Basic CLI Conversations | [Checked/Gap] | | CLAUDE.md Memory | [Checked/Gap] | | Slash Commands (built-in) | [Checked/Gap] | | Custom Commands Skills | [Checked/Gap] | | MCP Servers | [Checked/Gap] | | Hooks | [Checked/Gap] | | Subagents | [Checked/Gap] | | Print Mode CI/CD | [Checked/Gap] | ### Identified Gaps [For each unchecked item, provide a 1-line description of what to learn and a link to the tutorial] ### Your Personalized Learning Path [Output the level-specific learning path — see Step 4]3B: For Deep AssessmentCalculate per-topic scores from the 5 rounds. Each topic gets 0-2 points. Then present:## Claude Code Skill Assessment Results ### Overall Level: [Level 1 / Level 2 / Level 3] **Total Score: N/20 points** [One-line motivational summary] ### Your Skill Profile | Feature Area | Score | Mastery | Status | |-------------|-------|---------|--------| | Slash Commands | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | Memory | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | Skills | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | Hooks | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | MCP | N/2 | [None/B asic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | Subagents | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | Checkpoints | N/1 | [None/Proficient] | [Learn/Mastered] | | Advanced Features | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | Plugins | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | | CLI | N/2 | [None/Basic/Proficient] | [Learn/Review/Mastered] | **Mastery key:** 0 None, 1 Basic, 2 Proficient ### Strength Areas [List topics with score 2/2 — these are mastered] ### Priority Gaps (Learn Next) [List topics with score 0 — these need attention first, ordered by dependency] ### Review Areas [List topics with score 1/2 — basics known but advanced features not yet used] ### Your Personalized Learning Path [Output gap-specific learning path — see Step 4]Overall level calculation for Deep Assessment:0-6 total points Level 1: Beginner7-13 total points Level 2: Intermediate14-20 total points Level 3: AdvancedStep 4: Generate Personalized Learning PathBased on the assessment results, generate a learning path that is specific to the user’s gaps. Do NOT just repeat the generic level path — adapt it.Rules for Path GenerationSkip mastered topics: If a topic scored 2/2, do not include it in the path.Prioritize by dependency order: Slash Commands before Skills, Memory before Subagents, etc. The dependency order is:Slash Commands (no deps) - Skills (depends on Slash Commands)Memory (no deps) - Subagents (depends on Memory)CLI Basics (no deps) - CLI Mastery (depends on all)Checkpoints (no deps)Hooks (depends on Slash Commands)MCP (no deps) - Plugins (depends on MCP, Skills, Hooks)Advanced Features (depends on all previous)For score 1/2 topics: Recommend the “deep dive” — link to the specific advanced section they’re missing.Estimate time: Sum only the topics they need to learn/review.Group into phases: Organize remaining topics into logical phases of 2-3 topics each.Path Output Format### Your Personalized Learning Path **Estimated time**: ~N hours (adjusted for your current skills) #### Phase 1: [Phase Name] (~N hours) [Only if they have gaps in these areas] **[Topic Name]** — [Learn from scratch / Deep dive into advanced features] - Tutorial: [link to tutorial directory] - Focus on: [specific sections/concepts they need] - Key exercise: [one concrete exercise to do] - Youll know its done when: [specific success criterion] **[Topic Name]** — ... --- #### Phase 2: [Phase Name] (~N hours) ... --- ### Recommended Practice Projects Based on your gaps, try these real-world exercises to solidify your learning: 1. **[Project name]**: [1-line description combining 2-3 gap topics] 2. **[Project name]**: [1-line description] 3. **[Project name]**: [1-line description]Topic-Specific RecommendationsUse these specific recommendations when a topic is a gap:Slash Commands (score 0):Tutorial: 01-slash-commands/Focus on: Built-in commands reference, creating your first SKILL.md,$ARGUMENTSsyntaxKey exercise: Create a/optimizecommand and test itDone when: You can create a custom skill with arguments and dynamic contextSlash Commands (score 1 — review):Focus on: Dynamic context with!backtick syntax,filereferences,disable-model-invocationvsuser-invocablecontrolDone when: You can create a skill that injects live command output and controls its own invocation behaviorMemory (score 0):Tutorial: 02-memory/Focus on: CLAUDE.md creation,/initand/memorycommands,#prefix for quick updatesKey exercise: Create a project CLAUDE.md with your coding standardsDone when: Claude remembers your preferences across sessionsMemory (score 1 — review):Focus on: 7-level hierarchy and priority order, .claude/rules/ directory with path-specific rules,importsyntax (max depth 5), Auto Memory MEMORY.md (200-line limit)Done when: You have modular rules for different directories and understand the full hierarchySkills (score 0):Tutorial: 03-skills/Focus on: SKILL.md format, auto-invocation via description field, progressive disclosure (3 loading levels)Key exercise: Install the code-review skill and verify it auto-triggersDone when: A skill automatically activates based on conversation contextSkills (score 1 — review):Focus on:context: forkwithagentfield for subagent execution,disable-model-invocationvsuser-invocable, 2% context budget, bundled resources (scripts/, references/, assets/)Done when: You can create a skill that runs in a subagent with forked contextHooks (score 0):Tutorial: 06-hooks/Focus on: Configuration structure (matcher hooks array), PreToolUse/PostToolUse events, exit codes (0success, 2block), JSON input/output formatKey exercise: Create a PreToolUse hook that validates Bash commandsDone when: A hook blocks dangerous commands before executionHooks (score 1 — review):Focus on: All 25 hook events (including PostToolUseFailure, StopFailure, TaskCreated, CwdChanged, FileChanged, PostCompact, Elicitation, ElicitationResult), 4 hook types (command, http, prompt, agent), component-scoped hooks in SKILL.md frontmatter, HTTP hooks with allowedEnvVars,CLAUDE_ENV_FILEfor SessionStart/CwdChanged/FileChangedDone when: You can create a prompt-based Stop hook and a component-scoped hook in a skillMCP (score 0):Tutorial: 05-mcp/Focus on:claude mcp addcommand, transport types (HTTP recommended), GitHub MCP setup, environment variable expansionKey exercise: Add GitHub MCP server and query PRsDone when: You can query live data from an external service via MCPMCP (score 1 — review):Focus on: Project-scope .mcp.json (requires team approval), OAuth 2.0 auth, MCP resources withserver:resourcementions, Tool Search (ENABLE_TOOL_SEARCH),claude mcp serve, output limits (10k/25k/50k)Done when: You have a project .mcp.json and understand Tool Search auto modeSubagents (score 0):Tutorial: 04-subagents/Focus on: Agent file format (.claude/agents/*.md), built-in agents (general-purpose, Plan, Explore), tools/model/permissionMode configKey exercise: Create a code-reviewer subagent and test delegationDone when: Claude delegates code review to your custom agentSubagents (score 1 — review):Focus on: Worktree isolation (isolation: worktree), persistent agent memory (memoryfield with scopes), background agents (CtrlB/CtrlF), agent allowlists withTask(agent_name), agent teams (--teammate-mode)Done when: You have a subagent with persistent memory running in worktree isolationCheckpoints (score 0):Tutorial: 08-checkpoints/Focus on: EscEsc and /rewind access, 5 rewind options (restore codeconversation, restore conversation, restore code, summarize, cancel), limitations (bash filesystem ops not tracked)Key exercise: Make experimental changes, then rewind to restoreDone when: You can confidently experiment knowing you can rewindAdvanced Features (score 0):Tutorial: 09-advanced-features/Focus on: Planning mode (/plan or ShiftTab), permission modes (5 types), extended thinking (AltT toggle)Key exercise: Use planning mode to design a feature, then implement itDone when: You can switch between planning and implementation modes fluentlyAdvanced Features (score 1 — review):Focus on: Remote control (claude remote-control), web sessions (claude --remote), desktop handoff (/desktop), worktrees (claude -w), task lists (CtrlT), managed settings for enterpriseDone when: You can hand off sessions between CLI, web, and desktopPlugins (score 0):Tutorial: 07-plugins/Focus on: Plugin structure (.claude-plugin/plugin.json), whatplugins bundle (commands, agents, MCP, hooks, settings), installation from marketplaceKey exercise: Install a plugin and explore its componentsDone when: You understand when to use a plugin vs standalone componentsPlugins (score 1 — review):Focus on: Creating plugin.json manifest, plugin hooks (hooks/hooks.json), LSP configuration (.lsp.json),${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}variable, --plugin-dir for testing, marketplace publishingDone when: You can create and test a plugin for your teamCLI (score 0):Tutorial: 10-cli/Focus on: Interactive vs print mode,claude -pwith piping,--output-format json, session management (-c/-r)Key exercise: Pipe a file toclaude -pand get JSON outputDone when: You can use Claude non-interactively in a scriptCLI (score 1 — review):Focus on: --agents flag with JSON config, --json-schema for structured output, --fallback-model, --from-pr, --strict-mcp-config, batch processing with for loops,claude mcp serveDone when: You have a CI/CD script that uses Claude with structured JSON outputStep 5: Offer Follow-up ActionsAfter presenting results, ask the user what they’d like to do next:Use AskUserQuestion with these options:Start learning— “Help me begin the first topic in my learning path right now”Deep dive on a gap— “Explain one of my gap areas in detail so I can learn it here”Practice project— “Set up a practice project that covers my gap areas”Retake assessment— “I want to retake the quiz (maybe the other mode)”IfStart learning: Read the README.md of the first gap tutorial and walk the user through the first exercise.IfDeep dive on a gap: Ask which gap topic, then read the relevant tutorial README.md and explain the key concepts with examples.IfPractice project: Design a small project that combines 2-3 of their gap topics with concrete steps.IfRetake assessment: Go back to Step 1.Error HandlingUser selects no items in a roundTreat as 0 points for that round’s topics. Continue to next round.User selects no items in any roundAssign Level 1: Beginner. Encourage starting from the beginning. Output the full Level 1 path.User wants to retakeRe-run from Step 1 with a fresh assessment.User disagrees with their levelAcknowledge their preference. Ask which level they identify with. Present the path for their chosen level with a prerequisites check for topics they may have missed.User asks about a specific topicIf the user says something like “tell me about hooks” or “I want to learn MCP” during the assessment, note it. After presenting results, highlight that topic in their learning path regardless of score.ValidationTriggering test suiteShould trigger:“assess my level”“take the quiz”“find my level”“where should I start”“what level am I”“learning path quiz”“self-assessment”“what should I learn next”“check my skills”“skill check”“level up”“how good am I at Claude Code”“evaluate my Claude Code knowledge”Should NOT trigger:“review my code”“create a skill”“help me with MCP”“explain slash commands”“what is a checkpoint”