Prompts
Prompt library
Workflows students actually run, written to be pasted whole into ChatGPT or Claude with Syla connected. Each one leans on the citations: an answer that names the file and page is the product working.
The weekly plan
“Look at everything due across my classes in the next ten days, check where deadlines collide, and build me a day-by-day plan that front-loads the heavy week. Cite the assignment each block is for.”
Exam prep from my own materials
“My ECON 101 midterm covers lectures 1–9. Go through those slides and the syllabus, list the topics by how much time the professor spent on them, and quiz me on the top five, citing the file and page each question comes from.”
Catch up after a missed class
“I missed class this week. Tell me what changed: new files, announcements, moved deadlines. Then summarize the newest lecture deck and flag anything the professor marked as exam material.”
The assignment, grounded
“Open Problem Set 4, read the rubric, and walk me through what each part is actually asking, using the lectures it draws on. Don't solve it. Point me at the exact slides I need for each part.”
The change audit
“List every change in my courses since Monday with its source, and tell me which ones affect a grade: moved due dates, revised rubrics, new required readings.”
Teach it how you study
“Remember that I want worked examples before theory, and that summaries should always end with the file and page they came from.”