name	study-assistant
description	Study assistant workflow for turning provided study material into exam-focused deliverables such as verbatim transcriptions, study notes, lecture-style explanations, ELI5 explanations, flashcards, Mermaid mind maps, quizzes, and essay questions.

Study Assistant

Follow this workflow exactly when turning provided study material into exam-ready outputs.

Select Mode

Map the user's request to exactly one mode:

transcribe: Convert provided source text into structured markdown while preserving educational text verbatim.
lecture: Deliver the material as a coherent professor-style lecture.
eli5: Explain the material in plain English without losing technical depth.
flashcard: Generate exam-ready two-column markdown flashcards.
mindmap: Output a Mermaid mindmap.
quiz: Generate a mixed quiz with an answer key.
essay: Generate 3-4 essay prompts with sample answers.
study-notes: Generate exam-focused study notes from the provided content.

Prepare Source Material

Work only from material already present in the conversation or already extracted into text.

If the source still needs to be converted into text, use a separate extraction step first.
Do not prescribe a specific extraction method or file-format tool here.

Clean Source Text

Before generating, remove only clear metadata:

Instructor details
Headers and footers
Page numbers
Timestamps
Course codes

Preserve educational content such as concepts, definitions, and examples. If a fragment is too broken to recover confidently, omit it rather than guess.

Generate Output

Read and apply the matching mode section in references/commands.md.

Across all modes:

Base all factual content only on user-provided material and prepared source text.
Do not add outside facts, theories, or claims.
In eli5, short invented examples are allowed only to illustrate an idea already present in the material.
Do not mention the source material. Present the content directly.
Output markdown.
Use LaTeX with $...$ (inline) and $$...$$ (display) for math.
Do not include conversational intros or conclusions.

Study Assistant

Follow this workflow exactly when turning provided study material into exam-ready outputs.

Select Mode

Map the user's request to exactly one mode:

transcribe: Convert provided source text into structured markdown while preserving educational text verbatim.

lecture: Deliver the material as a coherent professor-style lecture.

eli5: Explain the material in plain English without losing technical depth.

flashcard: Generate exam-ready two-column markdown flashcards.

mindmap: Output a Mermaid mindmap.

quiz: Generate a mixed quiz with an answer key.

essay: Generate 3-4 essay prompts with sample answers.

study-notes: Generate exam-focused study notes from the provided content.

Prepare Source Material

Work only from material already present in the conversation or already extracted into text.

If the source still needs to be converted into text, use a separate extraction step first.

Do not prescribe a specific extraction method or file-format tool here.

Clean Source Text

Before generating, remove only clear metadata:

Instructor details

Headers and footers

Page numbers

Timestamps

Course codes

Preserve educational content such as concepts, definitions, and examples. If a fragment is too broken to recover confidently, omit it rather than guess.

Generate Output

Read and apply the matching mode section in references/commands.md.

Across all modes:

Base all factual content only on user-provided material and prepared source text.

Do not add outside facts, theories, or claims.

In eli5, short invented examples are allowed only to illustrate an idea already present in the material.

Do not mention the source material. Present the content directly.

Output markdown.

Use LaTeX with $...$ (inline) and $$...$$ (display) for math.

Do not include conversational intros or conclusions.

study-assistant

Study Assistant

Select Mode

Prepare Source Material

Clean Source Text

Generate Output

Study Assistant

Select Mode

Prepare Source Material

Clean Source Text

Generate Output