day2-create-context-sync-skill

This is an interactive, Korean-language teaching skill from the AI Native Camp curriculum (Day 2). Its purpose is to walk a learner, step by step, through building their own "Context Sync" skill: a personal automation that gathers context from several external tools (such as Slack, Notion, Gmail, and Google Calendar) and consolidates it into a single sync document. It is pedagogical scaffolding rather than a general-purpose utility.

The skill enforces a strict two-turn "STOP PROTOCOL" per lesson block (explain and let the learner act, then quiz on the next turn), and progresses through blocks: choosing tools and generating a skill skeleton from a template, exploring the project structure with an Explore subagent, connecting tools via MCP or API, running parallel collection with subagents and validating results, configuring the output format, and finally running the finished skill end to end. It generates a SKILL.md under the user's `.claude/skills/` directory, uses AskUserQuestion for choices and quizzes, and prints official documentation URLs at each step. It references helper scripts (for example a script to set up MCP servers) as part of the connection block.

The audience is beginners in an AI-native, non-developer-friendly workshop learning Claude Code, MCP, subagents, and skill authoring. All activity is scoped to the learner's own project and their own connected tools; connecting to Slack, Notion, Gmail, and Calendar uses the user's own credentials through MCP or documented APIs, and the skill's behavior is educational with no destructive or exfiltration behavior.