wtf is learning-pack-skill?

learning-pack-skill is an add-on skill for AI agent tools like Codex or Claude that generates a ready-to-use learning package for any topic a person wants to study. You simply tell the agent something like "help me learn prompt engineering" or "how do I get started with X", and it produces a set of files meant to be followed step by step. The output package includes a single-page mind map image showing a suggested learning path, a markdown file of reference material and a glossary of key terms, a curated list of recommended videos organized by learning stage, and a set of study notes formatted like a short ebook. Together these are meant to give someone a structured starting point instead of having to piece together scattered resources on their own. To install it, you copy the skill's folder into your local Codex or Claude skills directory, for example into a hidden .codex/skills folder. Once installed, it triggers automatically when you phrase a request in a way that signals you want to learn something, and by default it saves the generated files into a dated folder inside your Downloads directory, named after the topic and the date. The project is small in scope, made up mainly of a skill definition file, a couple of reference templates, and two helper shell scripts for converting HTML to PNG and markdown to PDF. The README is brief and does not go into detail beyond this basic usage description, and it does not state a license.