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A reusable Codex skill for AI-assisted development that helps users turn their concerns about control, understanding, learning, and safety into reusable documents, templates, and workflows. Instead of leaving behind only code, it helps create explainable decisions, learnable implementation habits, and practical engineering guidance.
- development principles docs
- learning playbooks
- chat insight capture guides
- tech-decision study note templates
- vibe-coding risk checklists
- explainable engineering workflows
This skill helps the agent:
- ask whether the output should be in Korean or English when the user did not specify a language
- create reusable development-principle docs
- preserve reusable chat insights as project knowledge
- create learning templates and safety checklists
- create explainable engineering notes and operating guides
- support safer, more understandable AI-assisted workflows
learnable-dev/
SKILL.md
agents/
openai.yaml
references/
principles-project-control-and-explainable-ai-use.md
guide-language-selection-and-reusable-output.md
guide-chat-insight-capture.md
playbook-learning-while-building.md
checklist-ai-assisted-development-risks.md
template-tech-decision-study-note.md
For reusable reference docs under references/, prefer names that show the document role before anything else.
- principles docs:
principles-... - usage guides:
guide-... - learning docs:
playbook-... - checklists:
checklist-... - templates:
template-...
For project-specific records, prefer names that immediately show when the decision happened and what it was about.
- decision records:
decision-YYYY-MM-DD-what-was-decided.md - insight records:
insight-YYYY-MM-DD-what-became-clear.md - study notes:
tech-note-YYYY-MM-DD-what-we-learned.md
Examples:
decision-2026-03-30-adopt-react-query.mdinsight-2026-03-30-document-title-clarity.mdtech-note-2026-03-30-why-we-chose-react-query.md
If your Codex setup supports installing skills from a GitHub repo path, point it at this repository and install the learnable-dev skill folder.
- The skill is intentionally lightweight.
- It is not tied to Mimir, Obsidian, or one repository layout.
- If the current workspace already has docs, records, or notes, the skill should adapt to them instead of forcing a new format.