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Manually saves the current lesson to the lessons directory. Use when auto-save was missed or user wants to explicitly save content.

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[Study Guides and Notes]

When & Why to Use This Skill

This Claude skill provides a robust mechanism for manually archiving and organizing educational content into a structured local directory. It automates the creation of topic-specific folders and formats lessons with standardized Markdown frontmatter, ensuring that learning materials are consistently documented, versioned, and easily retrievable for long-term study and offline access.

Use Cases

  • Manual Content Preservation: Explicitly save a high-quality explanation or lesson during a session to ensure critical information is captured when auto-save is missed.
  • Structured Curriculum Building: Automatically manage lesson numbering and directory hierarchies to transform AI conversations into a cohesive, sequential learning path.
  • Personal Knowledge Management: Export AI-generated tutorials into a local file system with consistent metadata (tags, difficulty, date) for seamless integration with tools like Obsidian, Notion, or Logseq.
namesave
descriptionManually saves the current lesson to the lessons directory. Use when auto-save was missed or user wants to explicitly save content.
allowed-toolsWrite, Bash(mkdir:*)

Save Lesson

Purpose

Manually trigger saving the current lesson content to the ./lessons/ directory.

When This Activates

  • User says "save this", "save lesson"
  • /save
  • "Make sure this is saved"
  • "Save to file"

Process

  1. Identify current topic from conversation
  2. Determine correct lesson number (check existing files)
  3. Create topic directory if needed: ./lessons/[topic-slug]/
  4. Format content with proper frontmatter
  5. Write to ./lessons/[topic-slug]/lesson-[NNN].md
  6. Confirm save with file path

File Format

---
## 📚 Lesson #[NUMBER]
**Topic:** [Topic Name]
**Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD]
**Difficulty:** [Level]
**Tags:** #tag1 #tag2
---

[Lesson content...]

Response Format

### 💾 Lesson Saved

**File:** `./lessons/[topic-slug]/lesson-[NNN].md`
**Topic:** [Topic Name]
**Lesson #:** [Number]

✅ Successfully saved!

Naming Convention

  • Directory: lowercase, hyphenated topic name

    • "Variables in Python" → variables-in-python
    • "Async/Await" → async-await

  • File: lesson-[NNN].md with zero-padded number

    • Lesson 1 → lesson-001.md
    • Lesson 15 → lesson-015.md

Guidelines

  • Check for existing lessons to avoid number conflicts
  • Preserve lesson number sequence within topic
  • Include all sections from the lesson response
  • Create examples subdirectory if code examples exist