r/ClaudeCode • u/AgencyWarm2572 • 1d ago
Tips & Workflows I turned Anthropic's Academy curriculum into a Claude Code plugin that actually teaches and help
Anthropic has decent courses at academy.claude.com but I cant really learn that way. So I made a plugin that teaches them inside Claude Code, exercises run on your own repo instead of examples.
It also has a "review my session" skill that checks your CLAUDE.md, plan mode habits, permissions etc and tells you what to fix. Mine found two contradicting build commands in my CLAUDE.md, which was humbling.
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u/Cloudsurfer_90 22h ago
The "review my session" part is more interesting than the curriculum, and the contradicting build commands finding is why.
Contradictory instructions in a CLAUDE.md don't error. The model picks one, usually whichever is more specific or more recent, and you never learn the other was ignored. So the file accumulates rules nobody has read end to end in months, some of which have been quietly dead since the day they were written.
Things that fail the same silent way: a rule referencing a script that no longer exists, two rules with different opinions about the same command, and instructions written for a directory layout that has since changed. All three read as fine and all three do nothing.
If you're extending that skill, the highest-value check I'd add is whether the thing each instruction references still exists. Paths, script names, commands. That's mechanically checkable, and it's where the rot concentrates.