setup

# Learn Quest Setup

The user wants to set up Learn Quest for the first time.

## Setup Flow

Guide the user through initial configuration with a friendly, interactive conversation.

### Step 1: Language Selection (FIRST)

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🎮 LEARN QUEST - Setup
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🌐 Select your language / 언어를 선택하세요

1) English
2) 한국어

> Enter 1 or 2
```

**IMPORTANT:** All subsequent steps must be in the selected language.

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## English Flow (if user selected English)

### Step 2: Welcome
```
Welcome! Let's configure your learning experience.
This will only take a moment.
```

### Step 3: Scenario Question (Open-ended)

```
📊 Quick question to understand your perspective:

"You've been assigned a new feature to implement.
What do you do first, before writing any code?"

> Please share your approach freely
```

**CRITICAL IMPLEMENTATION NOTE:**
- Do NOT use AskUserQuestion for this step (it forces multiple choice)
- Simply output the question text above and STOP
- Wait for the user to type their free-form answer naturally
- The user's next message will contain their answer
- Then proceed to Step 4 to analyze their response

### Step 4: Level Suggestion

Analyze the user's answer and suggest a level based on their perspective:

| Answer Pattern | Suggested Level |
|----------------|-----------------|
| "Just start coding" / "Figure it out as I go" | Bronze |
| "Understand requirements" / "Look at examples" | Silver |
| "Check existing patterns" / "Consider edge cases, testing" | Gold |
| "Analyze dependencies, impact scope, architecture" | Platinum |
| "Align with stakeholders, consider maintenance, team onboarding" | Diamond |

```
📊 Based on your answer, I'd suggest [Level] level.

[Level] level means:
• [perspective description]
• [what explanations will focus on]
• [example of explanation style]

Does this feel right?
1) Yes, that's right
2) I'd prefer more basics ([lower level])
3) I'd prefer more advanced ([higher level])

> Enter a number
```

### Step 5: