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Upload your files once. ChatGPT maps your gaps, then dates the plan. Works on Free and paid plans (checked 2026-10-28).
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Map the gaps
Check the map
Date the plan
Check and approve
Use: You
The six-week algebra exam blueprint, your diagnostic responses and your 30-minute weekday study windows.
Check these are your real files.
Use: ChatGPT
Upload the blueprint and diagnostic responses and ask for a topic-gap map with blueprint weights and prerequisite links.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Draft topic-gap map with blueprint weights and prerequisite links. Here are my exam blueprint and my diagnostic responses. For each blueprint topic, classify the errors in my diagnostics, link each topic to the prerequisites it depends on, and give me a table with topic IDs, weights, the diagnostic evidence for each gap, and an estimated number of 30-minute study blocks per topic. Mark anything you are unsure about instead of guessing.
Use: You
Check the map against your diagnostics and the blueprint; ask for corrections in the same chat before any plan is drafted.
Errors reflect understanding, not omitted or mistyped answers. Each prerequisite link matches the blueprint.
Use: ChatGPT
Ask the same chat to sequence the corrected gaps into dated 30-minute revision blocks with checkpoints.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Dated revision plan with checkpoints inside the weekday windows. Using the corrected gap table above, sequence revision blocks and checkpoints into my 30-minute weekday windows for the next six weeks. Keep every blueprint topic in a learning or practice slot, total the minutes per week, and flag any topic you had to give less time.
Use: You
Check the dated plan against your corrected gap map and your real calendar, then approve it.
Every topic is planned, weekly totals fit the 30-minute windows, and you accept topics given less time. No confirmed inline citations, so tracing a claimed gap back to a specific diagnostic line is your own cross-checking work. Workload fitting is unconfirmed in every sense; the plan's dates are only as good as your own arithmetic check.
Gemini Notebook uses your files as sources, so each gap cites its passage, then it plans. Officially confirmed (checked 2026-10-28).
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Build the cited map
Check the citations
Generate and export plan
Check and approve
Use: You
The six-week algebra exam blueprint, the diagnostic responses and the 30-minute weekday study windows.
All files must live in this one notebook; other notebooks cannot supply them.
Use: Gemini Notebook
Add the files as sources in a new notebook and build a citation-linked topic-gap map in the chat.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Topic-gap map whose rows cite the exact blueprint and diagnostic passages they rest on. Using only the sources in this notebook, map my diagnostic errors to examinable topics. For each topic give the blueprint weight, cite the blueprint line and the diagnostic answers that show the gap, and list the prerequisite topics it depends on. Mark uncertainty explicitly.
Use: You
Open the citations and check the map; ask for corrections in the same chat.
Each citation shows the error; errors reflect understanding, not omitted or mistyped answers.
Use: Gemini Notebook
Generate the dated plan as a Studio artefact from the corrected map and export it by hand; Sheets keeps citations on a second tab.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Dated revision plan as a generated report or data table, exported to Docs or Sheets by hand. From the corrected gap map in this chat, generate a six-week revision plan as a data table: one row per study block with date, topic ID, block type (learn or practice) and checkpoint rows at the end of each week. Fit blocks into 30-minute weekday windows and flag any topic given less time.
Use: You
Check the exported plan against your corrected gap map and real study windows, then approve it.
Every topic appears, dates and total minutes fit your 30-minute windows, and you accept topics given less time.
Paste your files once. Claude drafts the gap table and, after you check it, the dated six-week plan.
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Draft gap table
Check the table
Draft dated plan
Check and approve
Use: You
Your six-week algebra exam blueprint, diagnostic responses and 30-minute weekday study windows.
Confirm the blueprint and responses are your real ones.
Use: Claude
Paste the blueprint and diagnostics. Ask for a table with topic IDs, weights, gap evidence, prerequisite links and block estimates.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Draft a topic-gap table. Here are my exam blueprint and my diagnostic responses. Build a table with one row per topic: topic ID, weight from the blueprint, the gap evidence from my responses, prerequisite links and an estimated block length. Mark anything missing from my inputs as missing; do not invent results. Work only from what I paste.
Use: You
Check each row against your actual diagnostic responses and the blueprint.
Errors reflect understanding, not omitted or mistyped answers. Each prerequisite link matches the blueprint.
Use: Claude
Paste your checked table and ask for a dated revision sequence with checkpoints inside the weekday windows.
What to paste into the tool
Task: Dated revision plan with checkpoints inside the weekday windows. Here is my confirmed topic-gap table with weights and block estimates. Turn it into a six-week revision plan: sequence learn and practice blocks into 30-minute weekday windows, put a checkpoint at the end of each week, total the minutes per week, and flag any topic that gets less time than its weight suggests.
Use: You
Check the dated plan against your table and real calendar, then approve it.
Every topic is planned and totals fit the 30-minute weekday windows. Accept topics given less time.
Best when: You want the fewest moving parts
What it does: ChatGPT maps and plans; you check and approve
Strong at: Both stages run in one chat
Limit: You must check its reading of your diagnostics yourself
Free plan: Yes, limited (uploads and data analysis)
Best when: Traceability matters: each gap points to its source passage
What it does: Gemini Notebook maps and plans; you check and export
Strong at: Every claimed gap cites the passage behind it
Limit: Plan export to Docs or Sheets is manual
Free plan: Yes, limited (notebook and source caps)
Best when: You want to check the gap table before any plan is made
What it does: Claude drafts both; you check each stage
Strong at: Plan builds only on a table you checked
Limit: Table quality depends on your pasted diagnostics
Free plan: Yes, limited (5-hour and weekly usage caps)
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Deciding between ChatGPT and Claude for this? See the comparison.
In every path the learner confirms that classified errors reflect understanding rather than omitted or mistyped answers before any dates are committed.
In every path the learner sums the proposed workload against the 30-minute weekday windows and accepts any deprioritised topics.
In every path the output stays a preparation draft; nothing is submitted, published or used to alter grades.
Check the result against your original inputs. Approve it before sharing or acting.