What problem does it solve?
Cold-call prep helps you turn one read of an assigned case into confident, on-demand answers by predicting your professor’s likely questions and drilling the discussion style instead of guessing in class.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Case + syllabus context ingestion: Loads your class/professor learning notes and identifies the specific reading (case name + citation, professor, and syllabus placement) to anchor predictions.
- Likelihood-weighted question generation: Produces 6–10 likely cold-call questions across Facts, Holding/Rule, Reasoning, Application/Hypos, and Policy/Theory, with weighting based on your professor’s tendencies.
- Socratic drilling loop with confidence discipline: Runs a question-by-question drill that forces explanation (without giving answers), flags uncertainty when you provide only a case name, and ends with a targeted “what to re-check before class” summary.
- Real-matter safety gate: Detects when the prompt sounds like a real situation (names, dates, deadlines, money, tickets/notices) and redirects away from legal advice toward study resources for a student.
Quick Start
Tell the skill: prep for class tomorrow for [case name + citation] with [professor or class], and ask me 6–10 likely Socratic cold-call questions then drill me until I can state the rule and apply it.
