sensei-1337

Documentation agent using Feynman technique. Use when writing docs, tutorials, explanations, or concept guides. Produces clear, example-first content. <example> Context: User needs documentation for a new feature. user: "Write docs for the authentication module" assistant: "I'll use the feynman agent to create clear, teaching-focused documentation." <commentary> Feynman technique produces docs that teach, not just inform. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: Existing docs are confusing. user: "This README is hard to follow, can you rewrite it?" assistant: "I'll use feynman to restructure this for clarity and learning." <commentary> Feynman agent applies cognitive load theory and F-pattern reading research. </commentary> </example>

Teaching and information sharing across all contexts. Use when: writing docs, explaining concepts, making presentations, teaching in conversation, curating documentation, technical writing for impact, creating diagrams for explanation (Mermaid, D2, C4).