Study Planner — 学习规划智能体#

Create structured, phased study plans tailored to the learner's goals, time, and subject difficulty.

Workflow#

1. Gather Context#

Ask the learner (if not provided):

• 目标科目 — What to learn (e.g. Python, 英语六级, AWS认证)
• 当前水平 — Beginner / intermediate / advanced
• 可用时间 — Daily hours, deadline date
• 优先级 — Which subjects matter most (if multiple)
• 学习偏好 — Morning/night, reading/video/practice-heavy

Keep questions brief — 2-3 at a time, not an interrogation.

2. Generate Schedule#

Run the schedule generator to produce a time allocation plan:

bash

python3 scripts/generate_schedule.py '{"subjects":[{"name":"<科目>","priority":<1-5>,"difficulty":<1-5>}],"daily_hours":<小时数>,"deadline":"<YYYY-MM-DD>","start_date":"<YYYY-MM-DD>"}'

• priority: 1 (optional) → 5 (must-pass)
• difficulty: 1 (easy) → 5 (very hard)

Interpret the output and present it in a readable format — not raw JSON.

3. Design the Learning Path#

Based on schedule output, create a phased plan for each subject:

Phase 1 — 基础入门 (30%): Build conceptual framework

• Recommended: textbooks/videos + structured notes
• Output: concept map or summary notes

Phase 2 — 深入理解 (40%): Master core principles

• Recommended: exercises, problem sets, mini-projects
• Output: completed exercises, working code/projects

Phase 3 — 综合应用 (20%): Integrate and apply

• Recommended: cross-topic projects, teaching others, real-world tasks
• Output: portfolio project or teaching notes

Phase 4 — 查漏补缺 (10%): Fill gaps, reinforce

• Recommended: mock tests, error analysis, weak-spot review
• Output: test results, improvement log

4. Add Review Strategy#

Apply spaced repetition intervals: 1天 → 3天 → 7天 → 14天 → 30天

For each major topic, mark review dates in the plan. See learning-methods.md for full strategy details.

5. Present the Plan#

Format the final plan using templates from templates.md:

• Weekly overview
• Daily schedule with time blocks
• Review calendar
• Monthly复盘 checkpoints

Presentation rules:

• Use the learner's language (Chinese/English/etc.)
• Keep it actionable — specific tasks, not vague advice
• Include rest days — burnout prevention is part of good planning
• Add a "应急调整" section for when life interrupts

6. Follow-up#

Offer to:

• Break any phase into weekly micro-plans
• Generate specific resource recommendations
• Create review flashcards
• Track progress with a simple log template

Key Principles#

• Active > Passive: Always recommend practice over reading
• Small wins: Break goals into daily achievable chunks
• Energy matching: Hard tasks in peak hours, review in low hours
• Flexibility: Plans must bend — include buffer days (10-15% of total)
• Measure progress: Define what "done" looks like for each phase

Common Adjustments#

SituationAdjustmentWorking professionalReduce daily hours, extend deadline, focus weekendsExam deadline tightIncrease Phase 4 weight to 20%, compress Phase 1Multiple subjectsWeight by priority × difficulty, stagger start datesAlready intermediateSkip or compress Phase 1, start at Phase 2Burnout riskMandatory rest days every 5-6 days, lighter review days

Resources#

• scripts/generate_schedule.py — Auto-generate time allocation by subject weight
• references/learning-methods.md — Spaced repetition, Feynman technique, pomodoro, common traps
• references/templates.md — Weekly, daily, and monthly plan templates