What problem does it solve?
It helps law students practice bar exam questions that are targeted to their weak subjects, while enforcing the correct exam format and jurisdiction-specific rule handling so they don’t study the wrong material.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Exam-type and jurisdiction gating: Prompts the student to confirm NextGen vs traditional UBE vs state-specific, and it checks whether jurisdiction/state rule components require different approaches.
- Weighted question generation: Creates question sets (MBE/essay-style) scoped to the subjects actually tested for the student’s exam, with weighting toward weak areas and tracking misses/patterns.
- Session-driven adaptive study: Supports a focused
--session <n> mode that records results into a study plan so future drills emphasize recurring weak subtopics.
- Rule divergence clarity: Explains when the “UBE/majority rule” differs from the student’s jurisdiction and labels questions by the controlling rule body.
Quick Start
Ask the skill to run a targeted session by saying: "Run 10 bar prep questions for my weak Evidence topics using --session 10."