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Three cheat codes, one semester, zero guessing.

The video shows a short code on screen for each move: tutor, gap check, mock exam. Those aren't buttons in the app, they're shorthand. This page is the real prompt behind every code, plus 4 bonus basics that didn't fit in 44 seconds.

What’s included
  • The full /TUTOR, /GAPCHECK, and /MOCKEXAM prompts, exactly as taught in the video
  • How to save the tutor persona to a Project so it doesn't reset every chat
  • 4 bonus basics: a study plan builder, flashcard maker, three-level explainer, and a cram sheet
  • The one line that chains gap check straight into a mock exam

The 3 cheat codes from the video

Copy the prompt, fill in the bracketed part with your real subject and material, paste it into ChatGPT. Works on the free plan, no special setup required.

/TUTOR - turn ChatGPT into a tutor

You are my tutor for [SUBJECT OR CLASS NAME]. Don't just give me answers, help me actually understand the material. When I ask a question, start by asking what I already know or where I'm stuck, then explain it step by step at a level that matches me. Check my understanding with a quick question before moving on to the next part. If I get something wrong, don't just correct me, walk me through why it's wrong before giving me the right answer.

Save this in a Project (see below) if it's for a class you're in all semester, so you stop re-explaining it every chat. Good output asks you something before it explains anything.

/GAPCHECK - find what you don't actually know

I'm studying [SUBJECT OR TOPIC] using this material: [paste your notes, or describe what you've been covering]. Quiz me on this, one question at a time. Don't tell me the answer first, wait for my response. When I get one wrong, correct me, explain the concept simply, then come back to something similar later so I can prove I've actually got it. Keep going until you've covered everything I gave you, then tell me the 2 or 3 things I should review most before I'd call this done.

One question, then it waits. If it fires off several questions before you've answered the first, tell it: one question at a time, wait for my answer.

/MOCKEXAM - build it, then grade it

Build me a mock exam on [SUBJECT OR TOPIC], [NUMBER] questions, mixing multiple choice and short answer, at the difficulty of a real [CLASS NAME] test. Give me all the questions first, no answers. I'll reply with my answers, then grade me honestly: my score, which questions I got wrong and why, and the 2 or 3 concepts I should focus on before the real thing.

Chain it: paste the '2-3 concepts to focus on' straight into the /GAPCHECK prompt above. That's the loop the video is talking about.

4 bonus basics (not in the video)

01

/STUDYPLAN

Give it your test date and syllabus, it builds a day-by-day plan and tells you which days get a gap check.

02

/FLASHCARDS

Paste your notes, get question-on-one-line, answer-on-the-next flashcards, one concept per card.

03

/EXPLAINSIMPLE

One concept, explained three ways: first-time-hearing-it, class-level, and teach-it-to-someone-else.

04

/CRAMSHEET

Condenses a whole chapter into a one-page review for the last 10 minutes before the test.

What to learn next

These three cheat codes are free and genuinely enough to start. The Full System pack goes deeper: subject-specific tutor variants, a weighted gap-check mode, difficulty-scaled mock exams, and the complete study-week chain. One-time purchase, instant download.

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