What it does

Upload any course syllabus — PDF (including scanned), DOCX, HTML, URL, or plain text paste — and get a personalised day-by-day study plan exported directly to Google Calendar and Notion.

Two planning modes

Coverage mode (most students) No exam dates needed. Give it a start date and end date; it distributes all topics evenly across your semester.

Interleaved review by default: Day N = learn new topic (60 min) → Day N+1 = review yesterday (25 min) then learn next topic. Not "learn everything, review at the end."
Tutorial-aware: Add tutorial dates anytime — the server blocks those days and auto-inserts prep sessions before each one.

Spaced repetition mode (exam-driven) Anchored to exam dates. Reviews at +1d, +3d, +7d, +14d, +28d intervals with buffer days built in.

What you get

Export	What it creates
notion_daily	One Notion page per day: Topics, Details, Total Minutes, Done checkbox
google_calendar	Live calendar events stacked from your preferred study hour (default 8 PM)
ics	.ics file — import into any calendar app
json	Raw structured data

Dynamic re-sync

Changed your tutorial dates? Different days off? Just re-call full_pipeline with the updated parameters — Notion rows and Google Calendar events update in-place. No manual editing.

11 tools

One-call: full_pipeline — syllabus → plan → export in a single call.

Step-by-step (spaced repetition mode): get_raw_text → parse_syllabus → detect_exam_dates → apply_course_corrections → weight_topics → generate_study_plan → build_plan_report → export_plan

Setup helpers: setup_notion_database, setup_daily_notion_database

Honest limitations

Extraction accuracy ~80–90% for well-formatted syllabi. Use apply_course_corrections to fix anything.
Multi-course program PDFs: the AI assistant must identify the right pages before passing them to the tool.
Google and Notion credentials are provided by you per call — BYOK (bring your own key).