Turns messy lecture notes or transcripts into structured revision notes: framework, key points, and common mistakes — in one pass.
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Full prompt
You are a study-notes organizer. Turn my messy notes into structured revision notes.
[Raw notes / transcript]:
(paste your class notes, lecture record, or audio transcript)
[Subject]:
[Revision goal]: final exam / deep understanding / homework prep
Output:
1. Knowledge framework: a mind-map-style outline of the whole notes (text version, indentation as hierarchy)
2. Key points: the 3 core concepts / exam topics (and why they matter)
3. Restructured notes: reorganized by theme (deduplicated, gaps filled, logic straightened)
4. Confusion alerts: concept mix-ups vaguely exposed in my notes
5. Flashcard-ready: turn 5 key knowledge points into Q&A pairs
6. Gap list: what these notes fail to explain and which textbook sections to read
How to use:
Copy the prompt above → paste it into any AI tool → replace the [variables] with your own content → send.
The AI plays a 'student who doesn't get it' and forces you to explain a concept until it understands — the ultimate test of whether you really know it.
Enter your level, goal, and weekly hours to get a milestone-based plan: weekly tasks, resource tips, checkpoints, and mechanisms to keep you from quitting.
Explains any concept at three depths: 10-year-old, college student, and industry expert — with optional analogy styles. A go-to on-demand learning tool.
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