study-plan

An adaptive bar-prep study schedule structures your time into learning, drilling, and review phases based on your exam date. It weights subjects by your stated weak areas and accumulated session history to generate a day-by-day plan that adjusts over time.

Yes, an adaptive study plan can either supplement commercial prep courses like Barbri, Themis, or Kaplan, or replace the prep-course calendar entirely. You choose replace mode if you want the adaptive schedule to take over your daily study routing.

Tracking study session history involves persisting your completed study tasks to a study-plan YAML file. The plan then applies phased scheduling logic to your accumulated session data to re-weight subjects and keep your schedule optimized for your current performance.

To switch to cram mode, you instruct your study plan to enter this phase, which shifts the scheduling logic from standard learning and drilling to intensive review. The plan uses your existing session history and subject weaknesses to prioritize urgent exam prep topics.

Yes, bar prep scheduling logic applies to a specified jurisdiction and exam format. You must load a bar-prep profile and provide your exam details so the phased scheduling can accurately weight subjects and structure your learning timeline.

A bar-prep profile is required because it provides the necessary inputs for the scheduling logic to apply subject weighting and phased structuring. The plan collects these details one at a time to produce uncertainty-aware, student-validated outputs.