Explains how code works using everyday analogies, ASCII diagrams, step-by-step walkthroughs and common pitfalls.
- What it does
- This instruction-only skill guides an agent in producing code explanations. Each explanation starts with an everyday analogy, includes an ASCII art diagram of flow, structure or relationships, walks through the code step by step, and highlights a common mistake or misconception. Explanations are kept conversational, and multiple analogies are used for complex concepts.
- When to use it
- Use it when explaining how code works, when teaching someone about a codebase, or when a user asks how something works. It suits requests for conceptual understanding rather than code changes.
- Requirements
- No tools, packages, runtimes, credentials or network access are needed; it contains instructions only and ships no scripts.