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Find the gaps in what you know
Works with ChatGPT · Claude · Copilot
What you’ll be able to do
You can discover the important parts of a topic you have not learned yet.
The problem
You cannot study what you do not know you are missing.
What this skill does
Ask AI to map a topic and mark beginner blind spots.
When to use it
- Early in learning, to avoid missing the basics.
Juni’s tip
The fastest learning is filling gaps you did not know you had.
The prompt
Main prompt
I am learning [topic] and know [what you know]. What important basics am I likely missing, and in what order should I learn them?
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Your prompt
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Weak vs. better
✗ Weak prompt
What should I learn about [topic]?
✓ Better prompt
Given that I know [what you know] about [topic], list the key basics I am probably missing and a sensible order to learn them.
Why this works
Naming what you already know lets AI point only at your real blind spots.
Practice task
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List what you know about a topic and ask what you are missing.
Self-check
- It names basics you had not considered
- The suggested order makes sense for a beginner
Common mistakes to avoid
- Not telling AI what you already know, so it repeats basics.
- Skipping the order and jumping to advanced parts.
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