Nvim Coach | Agent Skills Atlas

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Use when the user wants to learn to configure Neovim, asks about structuring their nvim config, mentions :help / vim.pack / native LSP, or wants a guided hands-on Neovim session. Also invoked explicitly with /nvim-coach [topic]. Acts as a read-then-do-then-review coach for someone learning to build a Neovim 0.12 config from first principles: points the learner at the exact :help topic, makes THEM write the config in their dotfiles, then evaluates what they wrote against a rubric and reveals a reference. Saves a session log to the user's Obsidian vault for cross-session progress tracking.

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nvim-coach

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Use this skill when the user wants to learn to configure Neovim, asks about structuring their nvim config, mentions :help / vim.pack / native LSP, or wants a guided hands-on Neovim session. Also invoked explicitly with /nvim-coach [topic]. Acts as a read-then-do-then-review coach for someone learning to build a Neovim 0.12 config from first principles: points the learner at the exact :help topic, makes THEM write the config in their dotfiles, then evaluates what they wrote against a rubric and reveals a reference. Saves a session log to the user's Obsidian vault for cross-session progress tracking.

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Category: Developer tools
Reported license: Not specified
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.