Lugh
Local-first adaptive learning system. Any topic becomes a personalized audio course with built-in mastery verification. Named for the Celtic god of skill and craft.
Key Files
- Lugh — What it is, the 6-stage pipeline, design principles
- Welcome — Entry point and orientation
- The Pipeline — Full pipeline architecture (intake → episodes → assessment)
- The Gate — Mastery verification system
- Pre-Assessment — Initial knowledge check before course generation
- Episode Anatomy — Structure of a single learning episode
- Learning Depths — Depth levels (survey → working knowledge → mastery)
- Topic Organization and Pre-packaging — How topics are chunked and sequenced
- Listener Questions — Q&A mechanic for comprehension checks
- Shareables — Exportable artifacts from courses
- Shorts Mode — 1-minute video flashcard shorts for reviewing Gate-identified gaps
- Feynman Tutor Prompt — Feynman technique implementation
- The Akashic Records — Persistent learner model / memory layer
- Design Decisions — Architectural choices and rationale
- Known Limitations and Mitigations — What doesn’t work yet and workarounds
Walkthroughs
- Walkthrough Findings — Results from initial walkthroughs
- Walkthrough 2 - Understanding LLMs — Course on LLMs
- Walkthrough 3 - Understanding Socialism — Course on socialism
Courses
Courses/— Generated course artifacts
Design Principles
- Local-first — no cloud dependency
- Audio as primary medium
- Mastery gating before progression
- Feynman technique as verification
Maturity
Stage: Early experimentation. The pipeline is fully designed and a handful of manual walkthroughs have been completed (LLMs, Socialism). Those surfaced real findings that shaped the design. The automated pipeline — pre-assessment, content generation, gating, modality escalation — has not been built. The walkthroughs were handcrafted, not system-generated.