learn-new-domain

About learn-new-domain

Systematically helps users learn a brand-new technical domain and outputs an interactive HTML concept map. Solves the core problem of users "not knowing what they don't know" — proactively expanding the user's cognitive boundaries through the "relatedness method" and the "same-category method", mapping dependency/causal/conditional relationships between concepts, planning a learning path, and ultimately delivering a visual learning map with a check-in feature. Use this skill when the user expresses the following intents: - Wants to systematically learn or get started with a new domain ("help me learn XX", "I want to systematically understand XX") - Wants a learning map, concept map, or knowledge graph ("help me make a learning map of XX") - Wants to plan a learning path ("I want to get started with XX, help me plan", "how should I learn the XX domain") - Wants a panorama view of a domain ("help me figure out the full picture of XX", "what don't I know about the XX domain") - Wants to fill in their knowledge blind spots ("help me fill in the learning approach for XX", "I only half understand XX") - Wants to do technical research with structured output ("help me research XX and turn it into a concept outline") Even if the user only vaguely says "help me understand XX", as long as it involves systematically learning a technical domain of some depth, this skill should be triggered. Do not trigger it merely because the user asks a specific question about a domain — this skill is designed for "panoramic learning", not for answering a single question.