teach-oh
/teach-oh
Gathers project context and writes it to AGENTS.md. Run when starting on a project or when strategy/aims shift.
When to Use
Invoke /teach-oh when:
- Starting on a new project
- Context keeps getting lost across sessions
- After major strategic shifts in aims or constraints
Do not use when: You're mid-task. This is setup, not execution.
The Process
Step 0: Check for RNA MCP (Repo-Native Alignment)
Before exploring, check if RNA is available — it enriches everything that follows.
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