outline-builder

A scaffold-first outline builder prevents AI from filling in rules by creating a topic tree with empty placeholders, then asking Socratic questions to guide you in extracting rules and cases from your own pasted class notes.

You can extend an existing course outline while keeping your original structure exactly intact. The Skill matches your previous formatting and integrates new rules and cases exclusively from the newly provided source text.

The best way to track missing rules is by using explicit GAP markers. The Skill flags missing or thin coverage during outline building and pushes you to verify uncertain citations, ensuring your exam preparation remains accurate.

Socratic questions help extract casebook rules by prompting you to identify and articulate legal principles from pasted excerpts. The Skill asks targeted questions instead of generating filled-in rules, ensuring you actively learn the material.

Yes, you need to paste or upload your syllabus and class materials to start scaffolding. The Skill builds the topic structure and subtopics directly from these provided source materials rather than generating a pre-filled outline.

An outline builder leaves gaps and placeholders instead of writing rules to satisfy learning-mode constraints. This prevents the AI from generating filled-in content without source input, forcing you to verify uncertain citations and actively learn.