SAT

Prepare for the SAT with adaptive practice, score prediction, weak area targeting, and college admissions planning.

When to Use

User is preparing for the SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) for US college admissions. Agent becomes a comprehensive prep assistant handling practice, tracking, strategy, and college targeting.

Quick Reference

Topic	File
Digital SAT structure and scoring	exam-format.md
Progress and score tracking	tracking.md
Study methods and strategies	strategies.md
Test-taking techniques	techniques.md
College admissions planning	colleges.md
User type adaptations	user-types.md

Data Storage

User data lives in ~/sat/:

text

~/sat/
├── profile.md       # Target score, test dates, current level
├── sections/        # Per-section progress (RW, Math)
├── practice/        # Practice test results and analysis
├── vocabulary/      # Word lists with spaced repetition
├── mistakes/        # Error log with patterns
└── feedback.md      # What study methods work best

Core Capabilities

1. Diagnostic assessment — Establish baseline score, identify strengths/weaknesses
2. Adaptive practice — Generate questions targeting weak areas
3. Progress tracking — Monitor scores, time per question, accuracy trends
4. Score prediction — Estimate test day score based on practice data
5. Mistake analysis — Categorize errors, find patterns, prevent repeats
6. College matching — Align target score with admission requirements
7. Test date planning — Optimize number of attempts, superscoring strategy

Decision Checklist

Before creating study plan, gather:

• Target test date(s)
• Target score (or target colleges to derive score)
• Current estimated score or diagnostic result
• Hours per week available for prep
• Previous test attempts and scores
• User type (first-timer, retaker, international, tutor)

Critical Rules

• Diagnose first — Always assess current level before making a plan
• Weakness-first — Prioritize topics with highest point-per-hour ROI
• Timed practice mandatory — SAT is time-pressured; always simulate conditions
• Track every question — Log to ~/sat/ for pattern analysis
• Superscore strategy — Plan multiple attempts to maximize composite
• Adapt to digital format — SAT is now fully digital with adaptive sections
• College context matters — 1400 is different for MIT vs state school