lecture-review

To turn PDF lecture notes into teach-back study guides, place your PDFs in a Lectures/ folder and run the review command. The Skill processes the material to generate interactive HTML companions, per-lecture cheat sheets, and a final condensed cheat sheet for exam prep.

Yes, you can generate LaTeX cheat sheets from course PDFs. The Skill reads PDF lecture material and automatically creates per-lecture LaTeX/PDF cheat sheets along with a final condensed cheat sheet to streamline exam preparation.

Converting lecture PDFs into HTML and LaTeX outputs requires Claude Code and a local Python/LaTeX toolchain. You also need to place your lecture PDFs into a Lectures/ folder within your course directory before starting the review session.

Yes, the lecture review workflow includes an integrated quiz feature. It assesses your understanding of the processed PDF material and tracks your progress across multiple attempts to help measure comprehension during study sessions.

The best way to consolidate multiple lecture PDFs into a single cheat sheet is using this automated teach-back workflow. It reads all PDFs in the Lectures/ folder and generates a final condensed cheat sheet summarizing the key concepts for finals.

If PDF outputs are not generating from course materials, check that your local Python/LaTeX toolchain is properly installed and configured. The Skill requires these local dependencies alongside Claude Code to process lecture PDFs and render LaTeX/PDF outputs.