study-notes-pdf
Build a researched, layered study guide on any topic and deliver it as a polished PDF. The notes go big-picture first, then zoom into the details needed to fully understand the concept or flow, with diagrams (fetched from good sources or drawn), memorable examples, and mental models. Use this skill whenever the user asks for study material, study notes, revision notes, a cheat sheet, a primer, a "prep doc", "help me understand X" as a document, "make notes on X", "explain X and give it to me as a PDF", exam/certification prep on a topic, or interview-prep material on a concept, system, or one of their own projects. Trigger even when the user does not say "PDF" or "notes" but clearly wants a reusable, readable learning document rather than a chat answer (e.g. "put together something I can read on OAuth flows", "I need to learn Kafka this weekend"). Do NOT use for live tutoring dialogue, quick one-line definitions, or task work (coding, debugging, writing an essay).
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- AjeyDS/skills
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- October 19, 2026 at 10:07
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| description | Build a researched, layered study guide on any topic and deliver it as a polished PDF. The notes go big-picture first, then zoom into the details needed to fully understand the concept or flow, with diagrams (fetched from good sources or drawn), memorable examples, and mental models. Use this skill whenever the user asks for study material, study notes, revision notes, a cheat sheet, a primer, a "prep doc", "help me understand X" as a document, "make notes on X", "explain X and give it to me as a PDF", exam/certification prep on a topic, or interview-prep material on a concept, system, or one of their own projects. Trigger even when the user does not say "PDF" or "notes" but clearly wants a reusable, readable learning document rather than a chat answer (e.g. "put together something I can read on OAuth flows", "I need to learn Kafka this weekend"). Do NOT use for live tutoring dialogue, quick one-line definitions, or task work (coding, debugging, writing an essay). |