Plan a shortcut practice routine for my editor
Plans a four-week routine to learn the editor shortcuts that save you the most time, five minutes a day, starting from what you do by mouse.
Task:
Plan a four-week routine in which I learn the keyboard shortcuts that will save me the most time in my editor.
Context:
My editor is [editor or IDE] on [operating system]. The things I still do with the mouse are [list of actions]. I can practice [minutes per day] minutes a day.
Rules:
- Start from the actions I list and pick the shortcuts that replace the most frequent ones first.
- Give at most 5 new shortcuts per week and one drill for each, such as doing the action 10 times in a row.
- Shortcut keys differ between editor versions and keymaps, so tell me how to look up each one in my editor's own shortcut list or command palette instead of trusting your memory.
- Add a short review on day 7 of each week that repeats the earlier shortcuts.
Result:
A table with a row per week and the columns shortcuts to learn, drill and day-7 review. End with one sentence on how I know the routine works.