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study-notes-synthesizer

Turn lecture notes, slides, and readings into one exam-ready study guide — synthesis, not summary. Use when asked to make a study guide, combine my notes, prep me for the exam, or organize this course material. Produces a structured guide: core concepts with plain-language explanations, connections between topics, worked examples where the subject has them, self-test questions, and an honest list of gaps in the source notes.

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# Study Notes Synthesizer Skill

The difference between notes and knowledge is structure: knowing *how the pieces connect* and *what you'd be asked*. This skill synthesizes messy course materials into a guide built for retrieval — and is honest about what the notes don't cover, because the gap you don't know about is the exam question you miss.

## What This Skill Produces

- **The concept map in prose** — core ideas explained plainly, each linked to what it builds on
- **Connections** — where topics relate, contrast, or get confused with each other
- **Self-test questions** — retrieval practice at three depths (define / apply / compare-and-why)
- **The gaps list** — what the syllabus implies but the notes never cover

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