Learn from your own code changes by letting this tool analyze your recent git history. It looks at what you just wrote and finds the hidden lessons. You do not need a teacher or a textbook. Your own work becomes your best guide.
You can ask questions like “what is the lesson here?” or “reflect on this code.” The tool reads your commits and diffs. It picks the single most important pattern in your changes. Then it explains the principle behind that pattern and gives you a takeaway for next time.
This is not generic advice. It points to specific files and lines. It shows what you did right and gently suggests what could improve. The goal is to turn everyday coding into a learning experience without extra effort.
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