day1-onboarding

Day1-onboarding is a structured, Korean-language teaching skill for AI Native Camp's Day 1 curriculum, designed to walk a learner through Claude Code fundamentals in conversation. It solves the problem of pacing a hands-on class: rather than dumping information, it enforces a strict two-turn "STOP PROTOCOL" per block — Phase A explains a feature and tells the learner to try it, then stops and waits; Phase B (a later turn) quizzes the learner via AskUserQuestion, gives feedback, and moves on. This keeps the human doing the work instead of the assistant racing ahead.

The curriculum is organized into blocks stored as reference files: setup, an experience/demo block, a "why CLI/terminal" block, a seven-part tour of Claude Code features (memory, skills, MCP, subagents, agent teams, hooks, plugins), a break block introducing the terminal and status line, and a basics block covering CLI commands, git, and GitHub with beginner-friendly analogies. Each reference file is split into EXPLAIN, EXECUTE, and QUIZ sections, and the skill mandates printing the official documentation URL at the start of every block. It also routes Claude Code questions to a built-in guide agent and, when that answer seems inaccurate, instructs saving official docs via curl and reading them carefully.

It targets beginners — including non-developers — attending the camp, and instructors running the onboarding session. It is purely instructional content and conversation orchestration, with no code execution beyond safe read-only helpers like fetching and reading documentation.