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Claude Agentic Coach

Strict-but-constructive coach that drills you through your own agentic-AI curriculum

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About

A single-file Claude Code skill that coaches the user through a self-authored technical curriculum. It ships with a ready-to-run default 6-phase agentic-AI-engineering program (pattern vocabulary, Claude Code/MCP, eval design, observability, comparative framework literacy, habit correction), fully editable. Course phases quiz the user on logged material with tiered hints; no-course phases Socratically review the user's real project work instead of lecturing. Progress persists in progress.md so sessions resume exactly where they left off. MIT licensed. The repo page and README were read this session; the star count could not be verified via the API, so it is recorded as null. Best suited to engineers already building agentic systems who want structured gap-filling, not passive learners.

What it can do

  • Quiz-or-review coaching sessions, tiered hints when stuck, practical-task gating per phase, persistent Markdown progress tracking, fully editable default curriculum

Setup

Copy SKILL.md into ~/.claude/skills/agentic-coach/SKILL.md (with curriculum.md alongside); optionally customize the curriculum, then start with /agentic-coach.

Prerequisites

Claude Code installed.

Use cases

tutoringtechnical trainingcurriculum design

Works with

Claude Code

Trust score — 6/10

/10 trustMetrics-checked

Scored 6/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: kbello8/claude-agentic-coach: MIT (README read this session); star count unverified via API, recorded null.; Single-file skill with default 6-phase agentic-AI curriculum; quiz-or-review coaching with tiered hints.; Progress persists in progress.md; install is a file copy (verbatim from README).; Limitation: aimed at engineers already building agentic systems, not passive learners..

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