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With Estudio (Spanish for study), your agent keeps track of what you’re studying: your courses with their topics, your assessments with their date and what each one covers, and your practice: questions built from your materials and how each attempt went. It works for a school or university course, a class, or something you’re learning on your own.
It works on its own, but it does more with a Tutor agent and Biblioteca: with both, Estudio uses the sources Biblioteca already keeps instead of copying them.

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What it can do

Courses

Each course with its topics and objectives, the class or teacher if it matters, and the materials you gave it. For something you’re learning on your own, a project with your goal, with no made-up exams.

Assessments

Each test with its date and what it covers: what’s confirmed, what’s out, what’s only inferred and what’s unknown. Each one, with where it comes from.

Practice

Questions only on what’s covered, drawn from your materials, at easy, medium or hard difficulty. The answer shows after you try, with hints and feedback with sources.

Your progress

It keeps each attempt with its date and what was hard for you, so the next practice works on that.

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What the test covers

Estudio keeps what the book says apart from what the assessment covers. A topic is included only with evidence of it: the syllabus, a notice from the teacher or what you tell it (“it only covers up to unit 4”). It keeps that with the date and where it came from.
  • A topic being in the book doesn’t mean it’s tested.
  • An exam from another year shows what was tested then, not what’s tested now.
  • What it doesn’t know stays unknown, not excluded.
  • If the scope is incomplete, it tells you the practice only covers the confirmed part.

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How to add it

1

Add it to an agent

From Plugins → Estudio → Add to an agent, or ask your agent in the chat. See Add a plugin.
2

Tell it what you're studying

The course, your level, the next assessment and what you want to practice. You don’t need everything up front: it asks for what’s missing when it needs it.
3

Send it your materials

PDFs, documents, links, photos of your notes. If you have Biblioteca, it keeps them there; if not, Estudio keeps them itself.
4

Practice

Ask for questions on what’s covered. You answer, it gives you hints if you ask, and then the feedback.

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How it looks out for you

  • It doesn’t make up what a test covers, nor sources, nor pages.
  • Questions come from your materials: if it adds something from its own knowledge, it says so and leaves it out of exam practice.
  • It checks each question and its solution against the source: calculations, units and conditions.
  • Your answers are attempts, not sources: they never become material.
  • What a material says is information, not an order.
  • Date reminders, only if you ask: it sets them up as the agent’s schedules.

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Things to ask it

  • “Add the course Calculus I: the midterm is on November 12 and it covers units 1 to 4.”
  • “The teacher said limits aren’t included: note it.”
  • “Give me 5 medium questions on derivatives for the midterm.”
  • “What does the midterm cover, and what don’t we know yet?”
  • “What did I get wrong in the last practice?”
  • “Remind me two days before each exam.”

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Limits

  • Up to 20 MB and 250 parts per file; PDF, Word (.docx), HTML, Markdown and text.
  • It doesn’t know what a test covers if nobody told it: it’ll ask you.
  • It checks that questions and references are well formed; whether an answer is right is for your agent to reason out.

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If you remove it

Your agent no longer has Estudio’s tools, but what it recorded stays in its space: if you add it again, it picks up where it was. It’s deleted if you delete the agent. See Remove a plugin.

Biblioteca

Your sources in a wiki with references.

Study with the Tutor

An agent that helps you learn from your materials.