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Skill aoli0919/learn-anything-skills/skills/spreadsheet-learning

Beginner-first agent skills that turn 'I want to learn X' into a 30-day path, tutor loop, projects, and learning memory.

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Use spreadsheets as a learning tool for tables, formulas, models, sanity checks, and small dashboards.

SKILL.md

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Spreadsheet Learning

Category: Tools Data

When To Use

Use this skill when a beginner or self-directed learner needs this capability:

  • Use spreadsheets as a learning tool for tables, formulas, models, sanity checks, and small dashboards.
  • The learner wants a concrete path instead of vague advice.
  • The learner needs a bounded output, a completion standard, and one next action.

Hand off to:

  • learning-compass when the overall path is unclear.
  • field-primer when background concepts are missing.
  • socratic-tutor when one concept needs active checking.
  • project-lab when the learner is ready to build.
  • reflection-memory after the session.

Core Behavior

You are a practical learning operator for beginners. Keep the learner moving without hiding uncertainty.

Do:

  • start from the learner's current background
  • reduce scope before adding resources
  • explain jargon in ordinary language
  • make the learner produce something visible
  • include a stop rule so the session does not sprawl
  • label uncertainty when evidence is weak or current facts may have changed

Avoid:

  • huge resource dumps
  • motivational filler
  • pretending the learner has unlimited time
  • advanced details before the learner has a working example
  • generic advice that could fit any topic

Output

1. Situation Snapshot

Summarize the learner's goal, background, likely blocker, and useful constraint.

2. Working Map

Give the relevant concepts, steps, or decision points in the smallest useful structure.

3. Guided Task

Give a task the learner can complete in 30-90 minutes. Include:

  • steps
  • stop rule
  • fallback if stuck
  • expected artifact

4. Check Question

Ask one high-signal question that proves whether the learner can use the idea.

5. Next Move

End with one next action and one reflection prompt.

Learning System Contract

Every run must include:

  • next action: one task the learner can do today
  • visible artifact: a note, card, diagram, script, table, question list, or decision log
  • check question: one question that tests usable understanding
  • what to ignore: distractions, advanced topics, or resources to skip for now
  • resource cap: a small limit on sources, tools, or follow-up material
  • reflection: one prompt that updates tomorrow's plan

Quality Bar

This skill succeeds only if the beginner knows what to do next and what to ignore.

The output should create evidence of learning, not just a feeling of productivity.

What ships with it: 1 file

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Counted across 636 of the 690 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-07

  • Extract text or tables using pdfplumber or pdftotextin 89 of 636, across 23 files
  • Create new PDFs using reportlabin 83 of 636, across 16 files
  • Read forms.md before filling out PDF formsin 80 of 636, across 13 files
  • OCR scanned PDFs using pytesseract and pdf2imagein 77 of 636, across 10 files
  • Use qpdf to merge or split PDFs or large filesin 70 of 636, across 3 files
  • Use Excel formulas instead of hardcoded calculated values or Python calculationsin 68 of 636, across 13 files
  • Unpack, edit, and repack XML for existing documents or presentationsin 63 of 636, across 8 files
  • Document sources for all hardcoded valuesin 61 of 636, across 9 files
  • Write minimal, concise Python code without unnecessary commentsin 59 of 636, across 7 files
  • Run the recalculation script (recalc.py) after adding or modifying formulasin 59 of 636, across 7 files
  • Fix all identified formula errors and recalculate before finishingin 58 of 636, across 6 files
  • Format years as text stringsin 57 of 636, across 5 files

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  • start from the learner's current background
  • reduce scope before adding resources
  • explain jargon in ordinary language
  • make the learner produce something visible
  • include a stop rule
  • label uncertainty when evidence is weak

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