answer-checkingUse when a beginner wants to know if an AI answer is right, or should be checked: \"is this true?\", \"can I trust this?\", \"did it make this up?\", \"check this answer\", hallucinations. Teaches, step by step, how to spot claims that need checking (names, numbers, dates, quotes, links, laws, medic
first-week-tourUse when someone is brand new to AI, Claude, or Claude Code and wants to know where to start: \"I've never used AI\", \"what can this do?\", \"show me around\", \"I'm a beginner\". Gives a gentle, one-step-at-a-time tour over the first week: what Claude is good and bad at, a first real task from the
pack-pickerUse when a beginner asks which augmentor pack or plugin to install, \"what else can I add?\", \"which pack is for me?\", or describes their life or job and wants a recommendation. Asks two or three plain questions and suggests one to two packs from the augmentor-packs marketplace (decision-coach, st
plain-glossaryUse when a beginner asks what an AI or tech word means, or seems confused by jargon: AI, model, prompt, chatbot, Claude Code, terminal, plugin, marketplace, skill, command, agent, token, context, hallucination, MCP, install, repository, and similar. Explains each in one or two plain sentences with a
practice-coachUse when a beginner wants to practice using AI or Claude, learn by doing, or asks for exercises, a quiz, or homework on AI basics: asking clear questions, checking answers, protecting privacy, breaking down tasks. Gives one short hands-on exercise at a time, waits for the person's attempt, then give
privacy-basicsUse when a beginner asks what's safe to share with AI or Claude, or is about to paste something personal or sensitive: passwords, ID numbers, bank or card details, medical records, someone else's private information, or work confidential material. Explains in plain words what not to share, how to re
question-coachUse when a beginner wants better answers from Claude or AI, or their question was vague and the answer missed: \"how do I ask this?\", \"it didn't understand me\", \"help me word this\", \"prompt basics\". Coaches them, in plain words, to rewrite their own question with who it's for, what they want,
task-to-stepsUse when a beginner feels overwhelmed or has a messy, big, or vague task: \"I don't know where to start\", \"this is too much\", \"help me plan this\", \"break this down\". Helps them turn it into a short list of small, concrete steps they choose, with the first step small enough to do in ten minute