100x Learning skill

A skill that analyzes materials and subtitles, checks facts against sources and keeps a personal library in a local folder.

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  • MPL-2.0
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Minimal access

Why this level

  • The skill reads materials and links and writes to the personal library only with explicit permission.
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cheshiremew/100x-learning

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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add skills/100x-learning

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How we review

Minimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.

  • The skill reads materials and links and writes to the personal library only with explicit permission.

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

100x Learning takes materials, subtitles, links, topics and real questions, then picks a method for the outcome you want: reading a document, checking claims, explaining a concept, applying knowledge to a concrete task or saving it to a knowledge base. The skill stops where the user stopped it. Research does not grow into a long project, subtitles do not turn into a summary, and the agent never changes the personal library without permission. The user creates the library: the `private_library.py` scripts build sections such as `00-Inbox`, `10-Knowledge` and `20-Sources` in a chosen folder. Other people's texts and drafts are treated as material to check, never written or edited by the skill.

Who it is for. Students, researchers and note-takers who learn from articles, videos and documents and want source facts kept apart from guesses.

Good fit when

  • A long document must be read with source text, reasonable inference and unknowns in separate blocks.
  • Bold claims from an article are checked against primary sources, and the disagreements must be visible.
  • Video subtitles are cleaned of mechanical noise while order and meaning stay intact.
  • Confirmed conclusions should land in a local topic-based library instead of a chat.

Not a fit when

  • You need a post, an article or a rewritten draft: the skill does not write them.
  • Notes must sync with a cloud service without setting up folders.
  • A reader without Chinese wants full project documentation: the interface and docs are mostly Chinese.

Example request

Break down this article: what it claims, what supports it and what is missing. List separately the sources worth checking.

Limitations

The main documentation is in Chinese, with shorter English and Japanese versions. Automated tests run mainly on Windows, so other systems get no project guarantees. Installation is manual: copy the repository into the client's skills folder and name `$100x-learning` in a request. Checking against fresh sources needs network access for the agent. License terms are in `LICENSING.md`, and third-party materials and trademarks follow their own rules.

How to disable. Delete the skill folder from the client's skills directory. The personal library lives separately in the folder you chose and stays until you delete it yourself.

FAQ

How do I install the skill?

Copy the repository into the skills folder of a client that supports Agent Skills and name `$100x-learning` in a request. The exact path depends on the client.

Is a personal library required?

No. Without it the skill still analyzes materials and checks facts; the library only accumulates conclusions.

How do I create the library?

Run `python scripts/private_library.py init --root <folder>`. The command never overwrites a non-empty folder, and `adopt` connects an existing compatible structure.

Does the skill write texts?

No. It takes articles, posts and drafts as material to analyze and check, but does not create or rewrite them.

What license does the project use?

The repository is listed as MPL-2.0, and the boundaries for code, documents and third-party materials are described in `LICENSING.md`.

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README in short

The method depends on the goal: understand a material, research a topic, explain a concept, apply knowledge or save a conclusion. Writes to the personal library happen only with explicit permission.

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