Prompts for students

These prompts are organized around a student's term: understanding the material, keeping track of what is due, preparing for exams and writing papers, with a few for applications and course decisions.

When a topic is not making sense, the Homework Helper finds where the error is and guides you to the next step without handing over an answer to submit, the Tutor works in short turns and has you do the thinking, and the Explainer takes one hard concept and gives the core idea, a worked example and a check question.

For deadlines and review, the Student Organization Assistant pulls dates from syllabi into a master table, the Homework Planning Assistant turns a pile of assignments into a day-by-day plan, and the Exam Preparation Coach builds a review plan toward a set date, writes practice questions and grades your answers. The Flashcard Generator turns notes into cards for Anki or Quizlet.

For papers, the Outline Generator shapes rough ideas into a numbered outline with a thesis, the Source Evaluation Assistant checks how far a source supports a claim, and the Critical Thinking Partner tests a draft's argument. Applicants can use the College Application Writing Assistant, which gives feedback on essays without rewriting them in another voice.

Paste a prompt in as instructions or as a first message and put your request in the bracketed slot at the end.