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School Study Review

Education Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

Students often keep only screenshots or paper problems after making mistakes, with no way to organize them by subject, concept, or recurrence. school-study-review turns scattered wrong problems into a local, searchable study archive.

How It Works

It starts from an uploaded question image, first checking whether it contains a school subject problem. It then extracts the question text, subject, difficulty, question type, and figure details. For geometry, function graphs, circuits, and related diagrams, it prefers SVG redrawing, falling back to Mermaid, LaTeX TikZ, or the original image with a written description. The workflow also produces a step-by-step solution, key concepts, and common pitfalls. Archiving writes subject-based Markdown files and maintains an index.json entry for retrieval and PDF export. Exports can be filtered by subject, concept, or date range for printed review.

Limits And Caveats

The skill is intended for middle and high school subject problems, not photos, game screenshots, ads, code, or legal documents. Reliable output depends on clear images, consistent concept names, and strict template formatting; complex figures that cannot be redrawn may rely on textual descriptions to preserve meaning.

Use Cases

  • A student uploads a geometry problem image and wants a solved entry with redrawn figures archived by subject.
  • Before review, filter past wrong problems by concept and have the system surface similar earlier mistakes.
  • A parent exports one week of physics wrong problems into a printable PDF with a cover and table of contents.
  • A first-time user initializes the local archive and maintains index.json for later similarity search.

Best For

  • Middle-school students who want subject- and concept-based review files from their wrong problems.
  • Parents who want children's photographed mistakes organized into printable PDFs instead of loose screenshots.
  • Tutors who need to inspect a student's mistake archive and focus on weak concepts.
  • Exam-prep students who want to find repeated concepts and practice targeted corrections.