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Qittytalk Plugins — Development skill for Claude Code

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Qitty Talk plugin for Claude: your language-learning memory and syllabus.

How to install Qittytalk Plugins

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open veksa/qittytalk-plugins and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Qittytalk Plugins does

Qitty Talk plugin for Claude: your language-learning memory and syllabus. CEFR level, curriculum progress, recurring mistakes and spaced-repetition vocabulary for 15 languages, with skills for study sessions, reviews and writing checks.

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README

Qitty Talk for Claude

Claude can already hold a conversation in the language you are learning. What it cannot do on its own is remember what you learned yesterday, know your level, track your mistakes, or tell you which words are due for review. This plugin gives it exactly that — your learning memory from [Qitty Talk](https://qittytalk.me) and a CEFR curriculum from A0 to C2 in 15 languages.

What it does

reads your CEFR level, curriculum coverage, weakest topics and streak;
suggests the next topic at your level;
quizzes you on the words due today and records each answer;
checks what you wrote — what is wrong, the correct form, and why;
records what you practised, so the next session starts from the truth — in Claude or in Qitty Talk.

Explanations come in your own language; practice is in the language you study. Qitty Talk does not receive or store your conversations with Claude — only the practice results the tools record.

Install

claude plugin marketplace add veksa/qittytalk-plugins
claude plugin install qitty-talk@qittytalk

Then run `/mcp` and sign in. You need a Qitty Talk account — it is created the first time you sign in with Telegram or Google.

What is inside

Path
`qitty-talk/.mcp.json`	the remote MCP server, `https://api.qittytalk.me/mcp` (OAuth)
`qitty-talk/skills/study-session`	a practice session grounded in your real progress
`qitty-talk/skills/review-words`	spaced-repetition review, one word at a time
`qitty-talk/skills/check-my-writing`	a writing check that feeds your progress
`qitty-talk/skills/my-progress`	where you stand and what to do next