I sometimes have claude or the coding-agent quiz me, Socratic style. It persists in asking questions at deeper levels until you arrive at the answer yourself.

I sometimes have claude or the coding-agent quiz me, Socratic style. It persists in asking questions at deeper levels until you arrive at the answer yourself. This forces you to think hard about a problem, and this effort helps with understanding, learning and retention. Of course I made a Socratic-quiz skill for this, to use with any coding agent or similar: https://pchalasani.github.io/claude-code-tools/plugins-detail/workflow/#socratic-quiz https://pchalasani.github.io/claude-code-tools/plugins-detai... For example I’ve used this to better understand counter-intuitive things about diabetes/insulin, dopamine and motivation, catching up with a codebase, Claude’s implementations, etc (to combat so-called cognitive debt). Strong LLMs are surprisingly good at this type of quizzing, they display a semblance of “theory of mind”. [Edited - link fixed]