Instructions for ZeKaiNie/universal-examprep-skill, covering agents.md — exam cram coach compact fallback, scope, session and workspace gates, ingestion and ai takeover and claim, retrieval, and host boundaries.
A structured last-minute exam study workflow that turns course materials or a syllabus into chapter notes, practice questions, grading, and progress tracking.
This is a compact compatibility entry, not a second workflow manual. The behavioral source of truth is skills/exam-cram/SKILL.md plus the selected control-layer subskill; wording dispatch is defined by docs/language-policy.md.
A Simplified Chinese entry point for a broader exam-preparation coaching workflow. It directs Chinese-language requests to the relevant study, quiz, review, or help process.
A study helper that records a learner's concept questions, such as why something works, what a term means, or how a formula is derived, in a progress file.
A read-only health check for an exam-preparation workspace, meaning the folder that stores study materials, questions, notes, plans, and progress. It reports missing, inconsistent, or incomplete parts without changing them.
A compiler that turns completed exam notes, mistakes, mastered topics, and reference material into a traceable pre-exam cheat sheet. It can also make a print-ready PDF when visual output or printing is requested.
An exam-preparation guide for studying shortly before a test. It turns course materials into chapter notes and a question bank, then manages teaching, practice, grading, mistake review, and progress tracking.
A one-screen reference card for an exam-preparation suite. It explains the available study modes, time limits, workspace files, question types, source rules, and task routing.
A workspace setup tool for exam preparation. It reads PDFs, Word documents, presentations, spreadsheets, images, text files, and Markdown, then creates chapter notes, a question bank, and tracked preparation data.
A study tool that presents stored exam questions and grades answers against their recorded solutions. TDD here refers to different question types, including multiple choice, written, drawing, fill-in, true-or-false, and code questions.
A study-guide builder for a completed exam chapter that has not yet passed its required checks. It creates a structured teaching checklist and, in full mode, a self-contained HTML and printable PDF guide with readable formulas, visible images, explanations, examples, and answers.
A teaching workflow for learning one chapter from a study wiki at a time, using everyday comparisons and step-by-step explanations of formulas and important questions. TDD is not involved here; the material concerns guided study and exam preparation.