socratex

Plugin socratex from marketplace SocraTeX in Paul-JSN/SocraTeX. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 7 days ago.

Skills (24)

• compare

  Use when the user wants to compare two concepts side by side — definitions, differences, counterexamples, when to use which. Works with any STEM subject

• derive

  Use when the user wants to derive a formula, equation, or law step by step with Socratic guidance. Works with any STEM subject — physics equations, math identities, chemistry equilibria

• exam-prep

  Use when the user needs comprehensive exam preparation materials for a chapter range — formulas, theorems, exercises, proof strategies, common mistakes

• exercise

  Use when the user wants to practice problems with guided hints, tracking attempts before revealing solutions. Works with any STEM subject

• feynman

  Use when the user wants to test their understanding by explaining a concept back to Claude. Based on the Feynman technique — "if you can't explain it simply, you don't truly understand it." Claude plays the role of a curious student who asks probing questions

• flashcard

  Use when the user wants to generate Q&A flashcards from studied content for review or Anki export. Works with any STEM subject

• latex

  Use when the user wants to toggle between LaTeX source code and plain-language explanation, or convert text to LaTeX notation

• mistake

  Use when the user wants to identify mistakes, gaps, and misconceptions. Analyzes the student's actual error patterns from conversation history, exercises, and quizzes to generate targeted corrections. Works with any STEM subject

• mock-test

  Use when the user wants a practice exam with difficulty distribution, point values, time estimates, and hidden solutions

• prereq

  Use when the user wants to check prerequisite knowledge before studying a topic. Identifies what the student needs to know first and tests readiness. Works with any STEM subject

• progress

  Use when the user wants to see study progress — chapters covered, weak areas, untouched material, and next recommendations

• quiz

  Use when the user wants a quick 10-question quiz for rapid review — True/False, fill-in-the-blank, definition matching

• relate

  Use when the user wants to see how a concept connects to other fields, subjects, or real-world applications. Cross-disciplinary bridges for deeper understanding

• review-test

  Use when the user has a review test to analyze for predicting exam patterns, finding coverage gaps, and generating targeted practice

• roadmap

  Use when the user wants a long-term learning path beyond the current textbook — what to study next, prerequisite chains across courses, career-oriented study paths. Goes beyond textbook scope using general knowledge

• settings

  Use when the user wants to view or change SocraTeX settings — language, term annotation, difficulty, hints, render mode, subject

• sideq

  Use when the user asks a side question unrelated to the current study topic and needs an isolated answer without disrupting flow

• solve

  Use when the user wants to see a complete worked solution — Claude demonstrates the full solving process step by step. Unlike /exercise (student solves), here Claude shows how. Works with any STEM subject

• study-guide

  Use when the user needs a structured study plan — concept hierarchy, formula sheet, study order, and time estimates. If an exam date is given, generates a realistic schedule that fits the available time. Works with any STEM subject

• study

  Use when the user wants to learn new material from a textbook, PDF, lecture notes or course folder — a chapter, section or page range — or wants to continue a study session from where they left off. Works with any STEM subject — math, physics, chemistry, statistics, engineering, economics

• summary

  Use when the user wants a concise summary of studied content — key concepts, formulas, and takeaways in a compact format. Works with any STEM subject

• translate

  Use when the user wants study content translated to another language while preserving all LaTeX math and term annotation settings

• visualize

  Use when the user wants to see a concept visually or interactively — function behavior, epsilon-delta, limits, derivatives, integrals, series, linear transformations, 3D surfaces, vector fields, probability distributions, geometry, circuits, force diagrams — or when /study needs a visualization page

• whatif

  Use when the user asks "what if" or wants to explore hypothetical scenarios — changing variables, removing constraints, or testing edge cases. Context-isolated so it doesn't disrupt study flow. Works with any STEM subject

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