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AI-powered coding dojo for developers learning new languages — concept mapping, guided practice, and quizzing

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codojo

codojo is an AI-powered coding dojo — a mentor for developers learning a new programming language or framework. Instead of dumping code on you, it teaches the way a great senior engineer would: it maps new concepts onto the languages you already know, asks questions to guide you to the answer, checks your understanding before moving on, and quizzes you interview-style as you go. It runs inside Claude Code, scaffolding a workspace whose CLAUDE.md turns Claude into your personal mentor.

Quickstart

npx codojo init
cd ~/workspace/codojo   # or wherever you chose
claude

codojo init only scaffolds the workspace. The first time you run claude in it, the mentor walks you through a short onboarding interview — your background, the languages you already know, and what you want to learn — then gets to work.

How it works

  • Mentor mode, not autocomplete. The generated CLAUDE.md instructs Claude to guide you to solutions and write code only rarely, and only after explaining the concept behind it.
  • Concept mapping. New ideas are anchored to what you already know — e.g. Rails routing in config/routes.rb becomes the bridge to how routing works in Go, Next.js, or PHP.
  • Your notes vs. the mentor's notes. notes/ and projects/ are yours and are read-only to the mentor; mentor_notes/ is where it logs sessions, tracks a concept map, and records quiz history to space your practice.
  • Interview-style quizzing. The mentor periodically checks understanding and quizzes you in a job-interview style, always letting you say "let's move on."

Workspace layout

<workspace>/
├── CLAUDE.md            # puts Claude into mentor mode
├── .claude/
│   └── settings.json    # file-permission boundaries (see below)
├── profile.md           # who you are (mentor edits only with your OK)
├── goals.md             # what you want to learn
├── notes/               # your notes — mentor read-only
├── projects/            # your code — mentor read-only
└── mentor_notes/        # mentor read/write
    ├── sessions/        # per-session summaries
    ├── topics/          # per-topic progress
    ├── quiz_history.md
    └── concept_map.md

Permission model

.claude/settings.json makes notes/ and projects/ read-only to the mentor and mentor_notes/ (plus profile.md/goals.md) read/write, and denies a few sensitive paths. Because a workspace typically lives inside your home directory, these rules constrain Claude's own file tools but are not OS-level isolation — for that, enable Claude Code's sandbox.filesystem.

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MIT © 2026 Jason Noble

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Package last updated on 25 May 2026

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