Instructions

1. Initial Setup & File Discovery

1. •Identify Request Type: Confirm the user is a student needing help with course materials (presentations, PDFs, notes).
2. •Locate Files: The user will typically mention specific filenames (e.g., Compile.pptx, HW.PDF).
   • •Use filesystem-list_directory to verify file existence and correct paths in the workspace.
   • •Handle case sensitivity or extension variations (e.g., .pdf vs .PDF).

2. Content Extraction & Analysis

1. •Open Presentation: Use pptx-open_presentation on the specified .pptx file to get a presentation ID.
2. •Extract Presentation Text: Use pptx-extract_presentation_text with include_slide_info: true on the obtained ID. This provides structured slide data including titles, text, and tables.
3. •Read PDF Content: Use pdf-tools-read_pdf_pages on the specified .pdf file (e.g., homework). Extract all relevant pages.

3. Structured Note Creation

1. •Create Output File: Use filesystem-write_file to create a new markdown file (e.g., NOTE.md).
2. •Build Note Structure: Synthesize the extracted content into a well-organized study note. Follow this template:
   • •Header: Course name and chapter/topic.
   • •Overview: Summarize the main topic's purpose (from early slides).
   • •Core Definitions: Clearly define key terms (e.g., "Symbol Table", "Environment").
   • •Comparative Analysis: When concepts have different styles/implementations (e.g., Functional vs. Imperative), create a dedicated section comparing them. Use a table for clear contrast.
   • •Code Integration: For all code snippets found in the materials:
     • •Create a dedicated "Code Examples" section.
     • •Group related code blocks logically.
     • •For each block: Provide the exact code and a concise Explanation beneath it, detailing what it does and why it's important.
   • •Assignment Analysis: For homework/assignment PDFs:
     • •List each question.
     • •Provide a clear, step-by-step explanation of the solution.
     • •State the final answer.
   • •Summary: Add a final summary or comparison table recapping the most critical takeaways.

4. Principles for Content Synthesis

• •Clarity Over Comprehensiveness: Prioritize explaining the "why" behind concepts, not just listing "what".
• •Connect Theory & Practice: Explicitly link definitions to their code implementations.
• •Answer Directly: For assignment questions, provide the answer clearly after the explanation.
• •Verify Output: Optionally, use filesystem-read_file to confirm the note was created successfully.

5. Final Response

1. •Inform the user the note has been created and provide a brief summary of its contents, highlighting the definitions, comparisons, code explanations, and homework answers you included.