Follow the shared workflow in ../wps-learning-workflow.md.
Inputs
- Class verbatim transcript
- OCR text from whiteboards, board writing, PPTs, or screenshots
- Scattered study notes or after-class supplementary content
- Optional course name, chapter name, date
Output
A structured WPS-ready main study note, including a clear knowledge structure, questions to be clarified, and next-round review tasks.
What this skill should produce
The focus of the output is not "organizing it more cleanly," but forming a classroom main note that is truly suitable for subsequent review.
It is recommended to include these sections:
30-second summarycore conceptsdefinitions / formulas / key claimsteacher emphasis or repeated pointsexamples and caseseasy to confusestill unclearnext review tasks
WPS-first rules
- If the user already has a target WPS note, prioritize strengthening it based on the original note rather than starting a duplicate note.
- If there is no main note yet, then create a course note with a clear title.
- Keep paragraphs as short as possible, suitable for quick scanning in WPS.
- Clearly mark the parts that were not explained clearly, not understood, or lack sufficient evidence, to facilitate later supplementary notes.
Quality rules
- Remove colloquial filler, repetitive content, and irrelevant chit-chat.
- As much as possible, preserve the teacher's original explanation order without affecting understanding.
- Mark uncertain content; do not pretend it has already been confirmed.
- If the source information itself is incomplete, add a
missing from sourcesection.
Do not use when
- The original content is already a formal note with a very clear structure
- The user only wants a very short key-point summary
- What the user really wants to do is misconception diagnosis, not main note construction
Recommended next skill
Usually recommend:
lecture-focus-extractormisconception-finder