I Used Matt Pocock's /Teach Skill. Here's What I Learned
I recently tried Matt Pocock's `/teach` skill in Claude Code, and it completely changed how I think about learning with AI. Instead of asking AI to teach me a technology, I asked it to teach me how to build a real project based on my existing experience as a JavaScript developer. The result felt much more like having a personal tutor than following a generic course or reading documentation. In this video, I share how I used the `/teach` skill, what worked well, where I think it falls short, and why I believe personalized learning is one of AI's most exciting use cases. If you're interested in AI-assisted learning, Claude Code, or building software while documenting the journey, consider subscribing! Matt's video: • Learn anything with the /teach skill Teach skill: https://github.com/mattpocock/skills ⌚️TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Intro 01:29 - Learn Towards Goals, Not Technologies 02:35 - It Felt More Like Having a Tutor 02:55 - The Real Magic Is the Feedback Loop 04:00 - One Thing I Don't Think It Replaces ⏰ MY FAVOURITE TOOLS & GEAR Camera: https://amzn.to/4fyvBWU Lighting: https://amzn.to/4eZTsyx

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