Where are my recorded prompts stored?

All prompts and learning data are saved locally on your machine in the ~/.language-skills/prompts.jsonl file.

Does this skill interrupt my coding workflow?

No, it records prompts silently in the background and only asks for clarification when a request is genuinely unclear or ambiguous.

How do I review the words and phrases I've learned?

You can use the /language-skills:review command to see your recorded vocabulary, original prompts, and the more natural expressions suggested by the skill.

Can I use this if I don't speak Korean?

Yes. While it has specific logic for Korean-English mixing, the clarification and recording features help any non-native speaker learn more natural English expressions for coding.

English Prompt Recorder

Name: English Prompt Recorder
Author: tmdgusya

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Learning & Documentation

Enhances English vocabulary learning for developers by recording prompts and clarifying ambiguous language during coding sessions.

About

The Prompt Recorder skill is an educational utility designed for non-native English speakers who want to improve their technical vocabulary while coding. It seamlessly handles prompts that mix Korean and English, translating terms like '설계도' to 'design document' without interrupting the workflow. By silently logging user interactions and using the AskUserQuestion tool to offer more natural phrasing for unclear requests, it helps developers build confidence and proficiency in professional English communication without the friction of a formal lecture or manual note-taking.

Key Features

Tracks learning progress for review via the /language-skills:review command.
Supports Korean-English mixed language prompts with seamless context-aware translation.
Uses AskUserQuestion to provide more natural English alternatives for ambiguous requests.
Maintains a smooth development workflow by avoiding intrusive grammar lectures.
6 GitHub stars
Automatically records prompts to a local JSONL file for retrospective learning.

Use Cases

Teams using mixed language (Konglish) who want to gradually standardize on English terminology.
Non-native developers wanting to improve technical English vocabulary while performing daily tasks.
Developers transitioning to international teams who need to learn natural coding expressions.

About

Key Features

Tracks learning progress for review via the /language-skills:review command.
Supports Korean-English mixed language prompts with seamless context-aware translation.
Uses AskUserQuestion to provide more natural English alternatives for ambiguous requests.
Maintains a smooth development workflow by avoiding intrusive grammar lectures.
6 GitHub stars
Automatically records prompts to a local JSONL file for retrospective learning.

Use Cases

Teams using mixed language (Konglish) who want to gradually standardize on English terminology.
Non-native developers wanting to improve technical English vocabulary while performing daily tasks.
Developers transitioning to international teams who need to learn natural coding expressions.