Turn lecture notes into a revision map
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Deadlines, exam dates and a four-week revision schedule the dot adjusts when you miss a session, plus reading notes with practice questions and a Sunday summary of what is due.
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A planner only works if someone keeps it up to date. A dot with your timetable and your reading folder can be that someone, without doing the assignment for you.
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Paste this into a conversation with your dot and replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details. It is a standing job, so say when it should run.
Here are my courses, deadlines and exam dates: [list]. Build a revision schedule for the next four weeks around my calendar and add the sessions as calendar events. When a new file appears in [readings folder], write structured notes with key terms, a short summary and three practice questions, saved in [notes folder]. If I tell you I missed a session, rebuild the next two weeks. Every Sunday at 6pm, message me what I covered this week, what is due next week, and anything that slipped. Do not write any graded work.
Calendar changes on take action if pre-approved. Anything submitted to a course platform on hand off to you. Open the dot's profile, then Customize and Custom rules, describe the action and pick the behaviour. Sensitive actions such as changing a password always stay with you.
Calendar write access, a folder plugin for readings and notes, and a weekly scheduled task.
Check your institution's policy on AI assistance before using the notes for graded work. Dots need a Pro or Business Premium plan or an Edu workspace with the beta enabled, which many students will not have. Dots can make mistakes, including when following your rules; review consequential work before relying on it.
OpenAI's dots announcement and OpenAI's getting-started guide, September 29, 2026. Sundog is an independent community and is not affiliated with OpenAI; this workflow is an untested starting point.
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