| name | cheatsheet |
| description | Generate a high-density A4 cheat sheet for open-book exams. Two output paths: LaTeX (XeLaTeX) or self-contained HTML with CSS print layout. Both paths produce visually consistent results. |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"author":"WALKERKILLER","version":"1.1"} |
Cheatsheet
Generate exam cheat sheets from course lecture notes.
When to Use
- User says
/cheatsheet or asks for an exam cheat sheet.
- After lecture notes have been written for relevant sessions.
Workflow
- Check environment:
python "<SKILL_DIR>/../../scripts/look_tongji.py" cheatsheet --format html
- The agent reads course notes and produces content organized into sections.
- Two output paths:
Path A — LaTeX (XeLaTeX available)
Uses <SKILL_DIR>/../../.mock-wiki/CheatingSheetTemplate/CheatingSheet.tex.
- 4 columns, 5pt body, A4 paper
- Compile:
xelatex -interaction=nonstopmode cheatsheet.tex
Path B — HTML (no XeLaTeX)
Self-contained HTML with CSS print layout.
- Same 4-column, 5pt typography
- Print to A4 PDF from browser
Prompt Template
Read <SKILL_DIR>/../../.mock-wiki/CheatingSheetTemplate/README.md for the generation prompt and typographic specification.
Where <SKILL_DIR> Points
<SKILL_DIR> is the directory containing this SKILL.md. Shared scripts (look_tongji.py, timeline_tools.py, tongji_backend/) and references live two levels up in the repository root (<SKILL_DIR>/../../scripts/ and <SKILL_DIR>/../../references/).
