A plugin for Claude that forces you to write code (github.com)

A new Claude plugin called SPP (Structured Programming Practice) has been released, designed to enhance coding skills through a tiered approach that encourages hands-on practice. The plugin employs five different modes, ranging from "Lazy monkey," where the AI handles 100% of coding tasks, to "Crazy monkey," which demands full human coding. By monitoring commit histories and the proportion of human to AI-written code, SPP ensures learners engage more actively in programming, blocking AI assistance if human coding drops below a target ratio. This plugin is significant for the AI/ML community as it addresses a common challenge in learning programming: the necessity of practical engagement. By facilitating a structured environment that balances AI support and human input, SPP encourages users to grasp fundamental coding practices while integrating AI assistance effectively. The unique tracking method, using commit messages to differentiate between AI and human contributions, not only promotes better coding habits but also provides a framework for managing learning progress, making it a valuable tool for both novice and seasoned developers.