Research, academic papers, education, and exam prep (4.4K skills)
Retrieve Chinese medical guidelines, drug information, and regulatory documents when original sources are inaccessible. It checks document identity and version before using alternative copies, while keeping summaries and reposts separate from independent clinical evidence.
Assess understanding of medical guidelines through self-assessment and short quizzes, identify priority topics, and plan revision. Study diagnostic criteria and how concepts connect, with guideline versions and sources, within an educational scope that excludes individual patient care.
Check whether medical guidelines and official documents can support learning. The skill verifies source identity, document type, and version, using a quick check for general questions and deeper checks when the request requires them.
Build and maintain a Markdown knowledge base from source materials, with linked pages and traceable evidence. Use accumulated knowledge to answer questions, preserve reusable research, and check for conflicting claims, outdated information, broken links, or missing index entries.
Create learning reminders about medical guideline, consensus, and standards updates relevant to a doctor's specialty and local care setting. Check authoritative originals and summarize learning topics with source links, without providing patient treatment instructions.
Examine education and career choices through decision frameworks drawn from 张雪峰’s public statements. The skill considers family circumstances, researches current employment data for concrete questions, and responds in a direct conversational style.
Retrieve Reddit posts and comments through a browser session for topic research. Search within communities, inspect popular or recent posts, and extract titles, scores, and replies, with procedures for handling blocked access and request limits.
Summarize popular Hacker News stories or find discussions on a specific topic. Get article highlights, scores, comment counts, and recurring discussion themes, including agreement, criticism, and related debates.
Guide new legal clinic students through procedures and commands using the clinic’s uploaded handbook. Students practice client intake, document drafting, and research planning with fictional cases, then review verification habits and supervision requirements.
Build a starting roadmap for student legal research, including likely statutes, case law topics, background sources, and search terms. Review uploaded research for gaps, while clearly marking suggested citations as unverified leads that students must investigate themselves.
Set up a personal profile for legal study by collecting courses, exam dates, learning preferences, strengths, and weak areas. Add past exams, graded essays, and other materials to inform how the plugin supports future study sessions.
Analyze past law course exams for recurring topics, question formats, and hidden issues. Compare those patterns with the current syllabus to suggest study priorities and review time, while clearly marking uncertainty about the upcoming exam.
Turn law study outlines, notes, or textbook excerpts into flashcards, then practice one question at a time in chat. Self-assessment updates learning stages and review dates, while subject-level statistics highlight concepts that need more work.
Get structured feedback on a legal memo, brief, paper, or exam essay without having it rewritten. Review organization, reasoning, clarity, and citation form, with three prioritized improvements and a record of recurring writing patterns.
Structure a student's legal case memo with IRAC: issue, rule, application, and conclusion. Identify research gaps and relevant facts while leaving the student's analysis and conclusions to them, with support adjusted to the supervisor's teaching mode.
Build and update a study plan for bar exams or law school courses. Allocate time around weak subjects, available hours, and rest days, then adjust upcoming sessions using recorded practice results and progress.
Review legal essays using IRAC: issue, rule, application, and conclusion. Get feedback on missed issues, rule accuracy, reasoning, and organization, plus recurring patterns across practice sessions, without rewritten essays or model answers.
Adjust an existing law student study profile through guided questions. Update classes, learning preferences, bar exam subjects, materials, or study routines one change at a time, with explanations of how related study features will respond.
Practice for a U.S. bar exam with questions matched to the exam format, jurisdiction, and weak subjects. Get explanations for answer choices, essay feedback, and session records that reveal recurring mistakes and guide further practice.
Structure a law course study outline from class notes, casebook excerpts, and a syllabus. Match an existing format, arrange topic and case placeholders, and use questions and gap markers to guide the student's own work.
Practice legal reasoning through hypothetical cases and follow-up questions. The skill challenges weak explanations, tracks recurring mistakes, and prompts you to work out the answer yourself, confirming your reasoning once you reach a sound conclusion.
Practice a chosen law subject with a fixed number of multiple-choice questions, essay prompts, or flashcards. Get explanations after each answer, record results, and use weak-topic patterns to guide the next study recommendations.
Build your own case brief with a preferred template, focused questions, and feedback on your understanding. The skill guides legal study by checking facts, issues, holdings—the court’s answers—and reasoning, while flagging uncertain interpretations.
Prepare for being called on in law class with likely questions about assigned cases, tailored to the professor’s tendencies. Practice answering through guided follow-up questions, then receive a summary of strengths, gaps, and points to reread.