What problem does it solve?
It turns an overwhelming “what should I study and when?” problem into a realistic, adaptive long-term study plan aligned to bar prep or exam prep goals.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Phase-based plan construction: Builds learning, drilling, and review phases and allocates weekly hours by subject weakness rather than guesswork.
- Daily schedule generation with adaptation: Creates an initial two-week day-by-day schedule, then updates priorities and the upcoming schedule using session_history.
- Mode-aware planning: Supports build, update, status, and cram workflows (including a high-yield cram mode with explicit tradeoffs and pacing expectations).
- Prep-course integration: When a structured prep course is present (Barbri/Themis/Kaplan or similar), it supports either supplementing or replacing that calendar to avoid running two full curricula.
- Sustainability guardrails: Enforces a life-context sanity check so the plan fits the student’s actual constraints and flags declining adherence risk when life details aren’t provided.
Use it when you need to start bar prep from scratch, adjust your plan after missed or completed sessions, or get a clear “what’s next today/this week” view.
Quick Start
Run the command /law-student:study-plan with the flag --build to generate a study plan for your bar exam.
