.claude/skills/next/SKILL.md
--- name: next description: Get the next recommended problem based on your weak patterns and mistake history. Use after completing a problem. argument-hint: [difficulty: easy|medium|hard] (optional) allowed-tools: Read, Glob, Grep --- # Next - What Should You Work On? The user wants a recommendation for what to practice next. **Difficulty preference:** $ARGUMENTS (optional - easy, medium, hard) ## Gather Context Check: - `data/mistakes.json` for weak areas - `data/session.json` for recently
npx skillsauth add diana-uk/senior-interview-mentor .claude/skills/nextInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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The user wants a recommendation for what to practice next.
Difficulty preference: $ARGUMENTS (optional - easy, medium, hard)
Check:
data/mistakes.json for weak areasdata/session.json for recently completed problemsTalk to them like a coach planning their training:
If they have mistake history: "Looking at your history, you've been struggling with [category - e.g., "off-by-one errors" or "recognizing DP patterns"].
I'd recommend: [Problem Name] ([difficulty])
Other options if you want variety:
Want to start? Just say /s [problem name]"
If they've been doing well: "Nice work on [recent problems]. Time to level up.
Try: [Problem Name] ([difficulty])
Or if you want something different:
If no history: "Since we're just getting started, let's establish a baseline.
Start with: Two Sum (easy)
Then we can calibrate from there. /s two sum when you're ready."
Don't just list problems. Explain why each one is relevant to their growth.
Always make it easy to start: "Say /s [name] when you're ready."
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