Exam Study Guide & Predictor — a Claude Skill

Predict the paper → build the study guide → learn how to answer it → (optionally) drill it until exam day.

Free AI exam predictor and study-guide generator for students. Give it your lecture slides, past papers and the doctor's notes. It tells you what the exam will most likely ask, how to answer it for full marks, and builds the study guide, all from your course material, not the internet.

Featured example: a full midterm guide with the real slides explained

Open the BtBio 413 midterm guide → (Infectious & Parasitic Diseases, Lectures 1–2). Built in one night from two lecture PDFs, two past midterms, five quizzes, class notes and a revision sheet, with an exam the next afternoon.

The lecture slide, then what it means for the exam	Labels on the diagram, decoded
Life cycles step by step, infective and diagnostic stages marked	Questions ranked by how often they were asked
Tonight's plan from the real clock, with tick boxes	Every past question, tap to answer

What makes it work, and what the skill now does by default (assets/guide-template.html, references/study-guide-design.md):

• The real slides, explained for the exam. Each important slide is shown, then explained: what's tested on it and how, every label decoded (AD = adhesive disk…), and numbered steps with infective/diagnostic stages marked. Slide images come from scripts/slide_images.py.
• Colours named after lab stains, one meaning each: Giemsa purple = what the professor said or keyed, eosin = repeated in past papers, methylene blue = must know, iodine amber = trap, grey = low yield, dashed = outside the slides. Light and dark themes.
• Built for the night before: a plan built from the real time, the professor's question habits, past papers with where their answers came from, comparison tables, traps, a past-paper bank and practice questions with confidence tags, and a last-30-minutes sheet.

See it in action

Predicted questions with model answers	Calculations solved step by step
Identification table for lab photos	One-page rapid revision sheet

The example was made from the course's lab manuals, lecture transcripts and specimen photos, with an early version of the skill. The current version adds confidence tags on every prediction, the "how to answer" layer, per-doctor analysis and the formatting scan described below. The full HTML is in docs/examples/.

A Claude Skill that turns your own course material — the doctor's booklet, lecture slides, professor transcripts (English or Arabic), past papers (even phone photos), model answers, lab manuals, notes — into:

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