I use Tiiny to learn the things I want to understand, and I'm starting with agents.

Before I go deeper, I want to see how agents behave: what they're good at, where they struggle, and how I can work with them. With agents, Tiiny becomes a tool I can give tasks to, observe, and learn from.

I'm still early in the process, and I'm fine with that. I'd rather start small and pick things up as I go. Tiiny lets me explore something new without making it feel overwhelming.

For now, I'll give agents small tasks, see how they respond, and learn from the results.

Prompt:

Step 1: You are an expert teacher in [TOPIC]. Give me a structured overview of the topic. Focus on the 20% of key concepts that explain 80% of the field. For each concept, write one short paragraph in plain language.
Step 2: List the five most common misconceptions or mistakes beginners make about this topic. For each one, explain what people get wrong and what the correct understanding is.
Step 3: Select the three most difficult concepts from your overview and explain each one again as if I had no prior knowledge. Use one everyday analogy to illustrate each concept.
Step 4: Now make this knowledge practical and actionable. Give me a detailed 30-day plan for applying it in real life, with specific actions and goals for each week.
Step 5: Quiz me with 10 questions covering everything above. Ask the questions one at a time and wait for my answer after each question. Tell me whether my answer is correct. If it is incorrect or incomplete, explain why and provide the correct answer before moving on to the next question.

Learning

My Learning with Tiiny Starts with Agents