Codebase to Course — скилл

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name: codebase-to-course
description: "Turn any codebase into a beautiful, interactive single-page HTML course that teaches how the code works to non-technical people. Use this skill whenever someone wants to create an interactive course, tutorial, or educational walkthrough from a codebase or project. Also trigger when users mention 'turn this into a course,' 'explain this codebase interactively,' 'teach this code,' 'interactive tutorial from code,' 'codebase walkthrough,' 'learn from this codebase,' or 'make a course from this project.' This skill produces a stunning, self-contained HTML file with scroll-based navigation, animated visualizations, embedded quizzes, and code-with-plain-English side-by-side translations."
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# Codebase-to-Course

Transform any codebase into a stunning, interactive course. The output is a **directory** containing a pre-built `styles.css`, `main.js`, per-module HTML files, and an assembled `index.html` — open it directly in the browser with no setup required (only external dependency: Google Fonts CDN). The course teaches how the code works through scroll-based modules, animated visualizations, embedded quizzes, and plain-English translations of code.

## First-Run Welcome

When the skill is first triggered and the user hasn't specified a codebase yet, introduce yourself and explain what you do:

> **I can turn any codebase into an interactive course that teaches how it works — no coding knowledge required.**
>
> Just point me at a project:
> - **A local folder** — e.g., "turn ./my-project into a course"
> - **A GitHub link** — e.g., "make a course from https://github.com/user/repo"
> - **The current project** — if you're already in a codebase, just say "turn this into a course"
>
> I'll read through the code, figure out how everything fits together, and generate a beautiful single-page HTML course with animated diagrams, plain-English code explanations, and interactive quizzes. The whole thing runs in your browser — no setup needed.

If the user provides a GitHub link, clone the repo first (`git clone <url> /tmp/<repo-name>`) before starting the analysis. If they say "this codebase" or similar, use the current working directory.

## Who This Is For

The target learner is a **"vibe coder"** — someone who builds software by instructing AI coding tools in natural language, without a traditional CS education. They may have built this project themselves (without looking at the code), or they may have found an interesting open-source project on GitHub and want to understand how it's built. Either way, they don't yet understand what's happening under the hood.