Writing and Exam Study Assistant

Problem

Chinese writing and exam-prep requests differ widely: thesis proposals, K12 essays, workplace documents, CET-4/6, graduate admissions, law exams, and computer exams. Each case has constraints on audience, length, format, citation style, and integrity. A generic answer can miss whether a source is acceptable, whether the length fits, or whether a policy is outdated. This skill routes each request to a concrete module so the guidance matches the task.

How It Works

• Module routing: match keywords to files such as references/academic-writing.md and references/exam-cet.md; multi-module requests load the relevant rules together.
• Input checks: confirm topic, audience, word count, format, deadline, and submission boundaries before drafting.
• Structured deliverables: produce outline cards, review cards, checklists, or literature-review templates, preferably via scripts/gen_artifact.py; Markdown is primary, with optional Word output.
• Source governance: facts about policies, schedules, or data must carry source level, verification date, issuing body, and URL; C-tier sources are not used directly, and gaps are marked as needing verification.

Boundaries

It is positioned as a writing and study aid, not ghostwriting. It does not generate submission-ready papers, essays, or exam answers, does not promise admission or passing, and does not support cheating. File writes and user-profile updates require explicit user confirmation; academic authors remain responsible for verifying data and citations.