Diagnose first
A short diagnostic finds what you already know, so the session spends time only where you're weak.
A guided, stepwise revision session for one chapter: diagnose gaps, teach, drill, assess, and always know your next step.
01A session
Open a session ticket for one course and chapter — or bring weak topics over from an MCQ set; a short diagnostic of 2–4 questions locates your gaps.
The coach teaches the top-priority gap concisely, with citations, then drills it with a focused question, looping until the chapter holds.
Each answer is assessed and recorded to your progress, and the session is kept on this device so you can resume it later.
Roga Nidāna — Srotas
Blockage of a channel by āma or doṣa is which srotoduṣṭi?
02What sets it apart
A short diagnostic finds what you already know, so the session spends time only where you're weak.
It loops — explain, practise, check — until the chapter holds, tracking mastery as it goes.
Sessions resume after a reload, and results feed your weak-topic tracking.
Missed MCQs can hand their weak topics straight to the coach.
03The standard
“Teaching steps are grounded in the classical library, cited by sthāna and adhyāya; anything drawn from general classical or modern knowledge rather than the library is flagged as such.”
Good to know
Works one chapter at a time and never dumps the whole syllabus at once. Mastery estimates are heuristics for pacing your revision, not marks; where your answer differs from the coach's on a point of interpretation, that question deserves faculty review.
Usually 20–40 minutes per chapter; you can stop and resume any time.
Yes — pick your course and chapter and the coach works inside it.
One account opens every tool, all sharing one credit pool.
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