I don't think she knows what she's doing. I think she was thrown into the deep end of the pool and told to swim or die, good luck. I do think she listens to criticism and learns from her mistakes. So, while she learns on the job she has made plenty of mistakes but it is clear she is adapting. Now, whether or not she reads social media for pointers, has some very knowledgeable people to give her feedback (if they know so much why aren't they coaching?), or she just studies the tapes a lot and works her ass off to fix the issues I don't know. I think she is smart (smart is different than experienced) and I think she could be a great coach some day, but she was probably promoted to head coach a few years too soon.
I also think Caitlin has heavily influenced how the team is run. I think this put off a lot of players on the team who didn't think a rookie had a place taking charge like that. I think as the team has started to play better, more players have bought into it. They've realized that Caitlin knows what she is talking about. I also think this is why there are many coaches who flat out don't like her. They don't like players who know her game better than they do. And let's face it, if you are dead set on playing a half court game, Caitlin Clark is not the player you want on your team.
I think this is a good reasonable take. Reverse engineering that she definitely isn’t dumb, she has adapted and improved things.