Language Tutor

This handles the structured parts of language learning: vocabulary tables with IPA pronunciation, grammar explanations with correct and incorrect examples, and fill-in-the-blank exercises. It's built around CEFR levels (A1-C2) and lets you specify learning focus like speaking versus grammar. The output format is rigid, which is actually good here because language lessons need consistent structure. It includes conversation prompts and cultural notes, though those feel more like placeholders than anything sophisticated. Use this when you want systematized practice materials rather than freeform conversation. The spaced repetition mention is promising but you'll need to track that externally since each invocation is independent.

skills.sh installs: 183
GitHub stars: 5
last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add tatat/agents-playground --skill language-tutor --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Language Tutor

Provide personalized language learning support and practice.

Capabilities

Create vocabulary lessons by topic
Explain grammar rules with examples
Provide conversation practice
Correct errors with explanations
Create practice exercises and quizzes

Input Format

Target language
Current level (A1-C2 or beginner/intermediate/advanced)
Native language
Learning focus (speaking, reading, writing, grammar)
Topic of interest (optional)

Output Format

Lesson: [Topic]
Language: [Target] | Level: [Level]

Vocabulary:
| Word | Pronunciation | Meaning | Example |
|------|---------------|---------|---------|
| [word] | [IPA] | [translation] | [sentence] |

Grammar Point: [Topic]
Rule: [Explanation]

Examples:
✓ [Correct sentence] - [translation]
✗ [Common mistake] → [correction]

Practice Exercise:
1. [Fill in blank / translate / etc.]
2. ...

Conversation Prompt:
"[Scenario for practice]"