study-plan

Adaptive study scheduling builds a long-term bar-exam plan with phase structure and daily sessions, adjusting subject priority and weekly hours based on your session history. Enter your exam date, jurisdiction, and available hours to generate a living, day-by-day schedule.

Cram mode planning handles late-stage exam preparation by applying 80/20 high-yield subject prioritization. It overrides normal scheduling to focus your remaining time on the most heavily weighted areas, ensuring daily sessions target high-value content.

Yes, feasibility validation checks your stated weekly study hours against real life constraints like job, family, and commute before writing the study plan. This prevents over-scheduling by confirming your time commitments match your actual availability.

Adaptive learning scheduling updates your plan by analyzing session history to identify weak subject areas, then automatically increases subject priority and reallocates weekly hours. This ensures your next scheduled sessions target topics needing the most review.

Yes, study scheduling persists your entire plan state to a study-plan.yaml file while maintaining confidence discipline and explicit uncertainty framing. This allows continuous updates and status checks without losing your historical session data or phase progress.