agentic-learning

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  <p><strong>A learning partner skill for AI coding agents, grounded in neuroscience and philosophy.</strong></p>

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## Why agentic-learning?

When AI gives you an answer, it *feels* like you've learned. It doesn't mean you have.

Researchers call this the **illusion of competence**: the fluency of reading a well-structured answer is mistaken for actual understanding. Students who re-read notes feel more confident than students who test themselves — but perform significantly worse.

![How it works](assets/how-it-works.png)

`agentic-learning` makes your AI assistant resist this pattern. Instead of handing over answers, it guides you through four neuroscience-backed techniques that build **real, durable understanding** — while you build real software.

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## Actions

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