What problem does it solve? Law students often study every topic equally because they cannot tell which subjects their professor actually emphasizes on exams. This Skill analyzes past exams from the same professor to surface recurring patterns — subject weighting, question styles, recurring traps, and policy-vs-doctrine mix — so study time can be weighted toward what is historically tested. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Past Exam Pattern Analysis: Reads each past exam for format, subject coverage, question style, fact-pattern density, and recurring traps, then rolls up stable versus variable patterns across exams. - Weighted Forecast Output: Produces a dated forecast file with a subject-weighting table, question-style forecast, professor hobby horses, and a heavy/moderate/sanity-check study emphasis recommendation. - Confidence Discipline: Flags thin samples (fewer than 3 exams), marks inferences as uncertain, and falls back to syllabus-only coverage when no past exams exist. - Use Case: A student with four past Contracts exams from the same professor shares them before finals and receives a forecast showing that consideration and modification consistently account for 30% of points, so they allocate review time accordingly. ## Quick Start Analyze these past exams from my Contracts professor and forecast what topics and question formats are likely on my upcoming final.
