What problem does it solve? Law students preparing for the bar exam need targeted practice questions that match their specific exam format (NextGen, traditional UBE, or state-specific) and jurisdiction's rules, but generic question banks ignore these critical differences and can teach the wrong law. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Jurisdiction-Aware Question Generation: Confirms exam format and jurisdiction before generating questions, labels each question by governing rule body, and explicitly explains divergences between UBE/majority rules and state-specific rules (CA, NY, LA, FL, etc.). - MBE and Essay Modes: Generates multiple-choice questions with full answer explanations or essay prompts with structured grading feedback on issue spotting, rule statements, analysis, and organization. - Session Tracking: Runs focused N-question sessions via --session <n>, tracks missed subtopics, identifies patterns across sessions, and writes results to study-plan.yaml so future sessions adapt. - Use Case: A California bar taker weak on Evidence asks for 10 practice questions; the skill asks whether to run UBE/majority or CA-specific rules, generates questions weighted toward hearsay exceptions (their weak subtopic), and logs results for the next session. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run 10 MBE-style Evidence questions for your bar jurisdiction using the bar-prep-questions skill.
