Let's Turn Your Claude into Socrates
Forces Claude to ask questions instead of answering—pure Socratic tutoring.
The core idea—make the assistant refuse to write code until you prove you understand the problem—is a sharp behavioral hack that could really change how people use copilots. The repo/article shows a mode table (temperature, allowed tools like write/edit/bash/read/grep) and an explicit permission model, which is a useful blueprint. Right now it reads like a well-argued workflow and config proposal rather than a plug-and-play tool: I'd want an editor/CLI integration or enforcement layer before I call it a must-use.
Software developers and engineers who use AI assistants and want to enforce rigor and understanding before accepting generated code
https://github.com/ekadetov/ekadetov.github.io/blob/main/ass...
Forces Claude to ask questions instead of answering—pure Socratic tutoring.
Selling a $49 system prompt with 3 stars and no visible technical differentiation.
Generates audit trails for agent work, but Cursor custom instructions already do this.
Perplexity for simple explanations with a complexity slider and permanent shareable pages.
Agent-powered diagram generation from codebases beats manual C4 modeling.
Auto-animated Excalidraw diagrams from prompts beats manual canvas setup.