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Assess your Claude Code knowledge through multiple-choice questions with immediate feedback. Choose a quick check or a comprehensive assessment to identify gaps and receive a prioritized learning path, with practice projects included in the comprehensive mode.

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Interactive skill assessment with personalized learning path generation

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Good for

  • Checking your current Claude Code knowledge
  • Choosing which topics to learn next
  • Planning team training around knowledge gaps
  • Reassessing progress after studying

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  • SKILL.md10.1 KB
  • comprehensive-assessment-prompt.txt9.8 KB
  • quick-assessment-prompt.txt3.1 KB
  • README.md8.9 KB

SKILL.md (original)

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Claude Code Self-Assessment

Master your Claude Code skills with a personalized learning journey.

This interactive assessment identifies your current expertise level and generates a custom learning path tailored to your gaps and goals.


How It Works

Step 1: Choose Your Mode

Quick Mode (5 min)

  • 10 questions across 10 topics
  • Best for: Quick skill check, understanding your general level
  • Output: Overall profile (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced) + top 2-3 gaps

Comprehensive Mode (20 min)

  • 20 questions (2 per topic)
  • Best for: Detailed mastery assessment, planning team training
  • Output: Per-topic scores + detailed learning path + 3 practice projects

Step 2: Answer Questions

Questions cover:

  • Practical usage (how to do things)
  • Decision-making (when to use what)
  • Architecture patterns (why things work)
  • Production best practices (security, performance, scaling)

Each question has:

  • 4 options (A-D)
  • Immediate feedback on correct answer
  • Link to relevant guide section

Step 3: Get Your Profile

Quick Mode Output:

╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ Your Profile: Intermediate Developer          ║
╠═══════════════════════════════════════════════╣
║ Overall Score: 14/20                          ║
║ Level: Intermediate (strong)                  ║
╠═══════════════════════════════════════════════╣
║ Immediate Gaps:                               ║
║  • MCP Servers (5/5 topics weak)              ║
║  • Advanced Patterns (4/5 weak)               ║
║  • Hooks (3/5 partially weak)                 ║
║                                               ║
║ → Recommended learning time: 4-6 hours        ║
╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════╝

Comprehensive Mode Output:

╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ Detailed Mastery Profile                                      ║
╠═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
║                                                               ║
║ 01 Quick Start          ████░░░░░░  8/10  Proficient         ║
║ 02 Core Concepts        ██████░░░░  6/10  Proficient         ║
║ 03 Memory & Settings    ██████░░░░  6/10  Proficient         ║
║ 04 Agents              ████░░░░░░  4/10  Basic               ║
║ 05 Skills              ████░░░░░░  4/10  Basic               ║
║ 06 Commands            ██████░░░░  6/10  Proficient          ║
║ 07 Hooks               ██░░░░░░░░  2/10  None                ║
║ 08 MCP Servers         ██░░░░░░░░  2/10  None                ║
║ 09 Advanced Patterns   ░░░░░░░░░░  0/10  None                ║
║ 10 Security            ███░░░░░░░  3/10  Basic               ║
║                                                               ║
║ OVERALL: Intermediate (14/100 points)                         ║
╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

Step 4: Get Your Learning Path

Based on your scores, you get:

Prioritized learning sequence (respects dependencies):

  1. Topics ordered by weakness + importance
  2. Prerequisites shown (you can't skip foundations)
  3. Time estimates for each topic (sums only what you need)
  4. Templates and examples linked to each topic

Example path for Intermediate developer:

Phase 1: Hooks Fundamentals (2 hours)
  → Read: guide/ultimate-guide.md#7-hooks
  → Try: examples/hooks/event-driven-formatting.sh
  → Quiz: /lesson-quiz 07-hooks

Phase 2: MCP Integration (3 hours)
  → Read: guide/ultimate-guide.md#8-mcp-servers
  → Try: examples/mcp-configs/github-integration.json
  → Quiz: /lesson-quiz 08-mcp-servers

Phase 3: Advanced Patterns (4 hours)
  → Read: guide/ultimate-guide.md#9-advanced-patterns
  → Practice: 3 real-world projects (see below)
  → Quiz: /lesson-quiz 09-advanced-patterns

3 Practice Projects Based on your profile, you get targeted exercises:

  • Project 1: Combine 2-3 topics you're weak in
  • Project 2: Real-world workflow integration
  • Project 3: Team/production scenario

Getting Started

Quick Assessment

/self-assessment quick

Full Assessment

/self-assessment comprehensive

Options

/self-assessment quick --verbose      # Show explanations
/self-assessment comprehensive --save  # Save results to file

What You Learn

This assessment is designed to identify:

Fundamental Gaps

  • Core interaction loops you haven't tried
  • Essential features you've overlooked
  • Mental model misconceptions

Decision-Making Blind Spots

  • When to use agents vs skills vs commands
  • Which hook event to use for which problem
  • MCP server selection for your needs

Production Readiness

  • Security best practices
  • Performance optimization patterns
  • Scaling multi-agent systems
  • Team configuration and governance

After Your Assessment

Immediate Actions

  1. See your profile — Understand your current mastery level
  2. Identify gaps — Know exactly what to learn next
  3. Get a learning path — Personalized, dependency-aware sequence
  4. Practice — 3 targeted projects matching your level

Recommended Follow-up Skills

  • /lesson-quiz [topic] — Quiz yourself on specific topics
  • /audit-agents-skills — Audit your own config quality
  • /claude-md — Manage your CLAUDE.md configuration

Integration with Learning Path

After assessment, the /lesson-quiz skill provides per-module verification:

  • Answer 5 questions per module
  • Get instant feedback on weak areas
  • Unlock next module when ready

Scoring & Profiles

Junior Developer (0-6 points)

  • Just installed Claude Code
  • Know basic commands and workflows
  • Haven't touched memory/agents/hooks yet
  • Next step: Core Concepts + Memory module

Intermediate Developer (7-13 points)

  • Using Claude Code daily
  • Comfortable with CLAUDE.md and basic agents
  • Exploring skills and commands
  • Some hook usage, no MCP servers
  • Next step: Deep MCP + Advanced Patterns

Advanced Developer (14-20 points)

  • Master multi-agent orchestration
  • Production-grade security and scaling
  • Custom skills and complex hooks
  • MCP server expertise
  • Next step: Team training, enterprise patterns

Tips for Better Results

  1. Answer honestly — Don't guess, skip unknown questions
  2. Review explanations — Each question has a guide link
  3. Revisit before level-up — Retake assessment after learning new topics
  4. Share results — Use your profile to coordinate with your team

Need Help?

  • Questions about the assessment? → Check /help self-assessment
  • Want to discuss results? → See guide/roles/learning-with-ai.md
  • Found an error? → Report it on GitHub Issues

Ready to master Claude Code? Start with /self-assessment quick now.

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