make-reading-guide

A structured reading guide organizes academic literature by parsing table of contents data and research goals to produce prioritized chapter checklists and extraction-focused questions. This ensures targeted extraction of relevant concepts during your literature review.

You generate a study plan by inputting your PDF document and specific research objectives. The system parses the text structure to create a goal-oriented roadmap, tiering chapters into Core, Important, and Reference categories to optimize reading time.

Yes, this approach supports technical documentation analysis by generating specific questions tailored to your research objectives. It focuses your reading on extracting relevant data, equations, or concepts from the documentation structure.

Yes, this method produces a clean, self-contained print-ready HTML guide. The output features structured layouts and checkboxes, allowing you to track your reading progress offline while digesting dense textbooks or papers.

The best way to prioritize chapters is through tiered prioritization, which organizes content into Core, Important, and Reference tiers. This custom guide highlights specific chapters you need to address to support your hypothesis.

A goal-oriented roadmap prevents aimless reading by ensuring you extract exactly the information you need. Sequential reading wastes time on irrelevant chapters, whereas targeted extraction questions keep your reading focused on your hypothesis.