What problem does it solve? Law students learn best by building their own outlines, but starting from a blank page is hard and AI tools that generate complete outlines undermine the learning process. This Skill scaffolds the outline structure while requiring the student to supply the substantive rules from their own materials. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Scaffolded Outline Building: Generates topic structure, sub-headings, case slots, and exception placeholders from a syllabus, matching the student's existing outline format exactly. - Socratic Gap-Filling: Asks questions like "what's the rule here?" and marks missing content with [GAP], [NEEDS CASES], or [VERIFY] markers instead of inventing rules. - Source Extraction: Extracts rules and cases verbatim from class notes, casebook excerpts, or case briefs the student pastes in, and flags contradictions between the student's own materials. - Use Case: A 1L says "outline Contracts" after uploading class notes and a casebook section; the Skill builds the topic skeleton, slots in extracted rules, and quizzes the student on thin spots. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build an outline for a subject by pointing it at your class notes or casebook section, for example: "outline Contracts from my class notes."
