CodeSensei by Dojo Coding — AI mentor that teaches programming concepts during vibecoding sessions. Invoked automatically after code changes to explain what happened, why decisions were made, and test comprehension with micro-quizzes. Adapts to the user's belt level and background. Use this agent when the user asks to…
Runs after a tool call finishes for Write, Edit, MultiEdit and Bash tool calls, executing track-code-change.sh and track-command.sh (2 commands). From wewpellex21/code-sensei.
Software architecture, design patterns, and system design concepts. Activated for Blue Belt and above when Claude makes significant architectural decisions.
Reading errors, troubleshooting, and fixing bugs. Activated when Claude encounters errors or when the user is debugging. Teaches the most valuable skill: understanding what went wrong.
Hosting, deployment, CI/CD, and going live. Activated when Claude works with deployment configs, Dockerfiles, Vercel/Netlify configs, or deployment-related commands.
React, components, state management, and modern frontend concepts. Activated when Claude works with .jsx/.tsx files or React-related code. Most vibecoded apps use React.
Core programming concepts: variables, functions, conditionals, loops, and data types. Activated when Claude writes basic code structures. Provides teaching context for CodeSensei explanations at the foundational level.
JavaScript essentials for vibecoders. Activated when Claude works with .js/.mjs/.jsx/.ts files. Covers the language concepts most commonly encountered during vibecoding.
HTML, CSS, and how browsers work. Activated when Claude creates or edits .html or .css files. Provides teaching context for CodeSensei to explain web fundamentals.