bis-code-study-dash

StudyDash

A Claude Code plugin for structured learning on any subject. Import curricula from PDFs or build your own, track Q&A sessions, get AI-generated visualizations, and validate your understanding with exercises — all from a live dashboard.

Install

# Add the bis-code marketplace (one-time)
/plugin marketplace add bis-code/claude-plugins

# Install the plugin
/plugin install study-dash@bis-code

How It Works

import curriculum → study topics → log Q&A → generate viz → create exercises
       |                |              |            |              |
  PDF / manual     set active      auto-logged   AI step-through  coding + quiz
  roadmap.sh       topic           to dashboard   diagrams         with real tests

Start learning with /learn — pick a subject or create one. Ask questions and Claude auto-logs everything to the dashboard.

Import a curriculum with /import — drop a PDF syllabus from school (itslearning, etc.) and the plugin extracts phases, topics, and assignments automatically.

Dashboard at http://127.0.0.1:19282 — live updates via SSE as you learn.

Dashboard

The dashboard shows your learning progress across all subjects:

• Home — subject switcher, stats grid, recently active topics
• Topics — phase tree with collapsible groups, completion status
• Topic Detail — four tabs:
  • Q&A — paired question/answer cards with syntax highlighting
  • Visualize — AI-generated step-through diagrams (prev/next controls)
  • Exercises — coding exercises with test validation, quizzes, projects, school assignments
  • Resources — reference links, context7 docs, imported PDFs
• Search — full-text search across all your notes

Mobile-responsive: bottom nav on phones, sidebar on desktop.

Commands

Command	What it does
/learn	Start or manage a learning session — show active subject/topic, switch
/import	Import a PDF syllabus, lecture slides, or assignment
/dashboard	Show the dashboard URL

Skills (auto-triggering)

Skill	Triggers when...
Learning Session	User asks questions about a subject they're studying
Import Curriculum	User mentions importing PDFs, syllabi, or creating subjects

MCP Tools

Curriculum

Tool	Description
learn_create_subject	Create a new learning subject
learn_import_curriculum	Import phases and topics from structured data
learn_switch_subject	Set the active subject
learn_set_topic	Set the active topic
learn_mark_done	Mark a topic as completed
learn_get_progress	Get completion stats
learn_get_curriculum	Get the full topic tree
learn_list_subjects	List all available subjects

Q&A

Tool	Description
learn_log_question	Log a question (markdown)
learn_log_answer	Log an answer paired to a question
learn_search	Full-text search across all entries

Visualizations

Tool	Description
learn_create_viz	Store a step-through visualization
learn_get_viz	List visualizations for the current topic

Exercises

Tool	Description
learn_create_exercise	Create a coding exercise, quiz, project, or assignment
learn_run_tests	Execute tests and return pass/fail results
learn_get_exercises	List exercises for the current topic
learn_submit_quiz	Submit quiz answers and get scored results
learn_get_exercise_files	Get source code files for a coding exercise
learn_save_exercise_files	Save updated source code for a coding exercise

Hooks

Event	Action
After learn_mark_done	Auto-generates exercises for the completed topic
After learn_log_answer	Considers generating a visualization (configurable)
Before compaction	Saves active subject/topic to preserve context

Curriculum Sources

Source	How
PDF	Drop a school syllabus/slides/assignment — Claude reads and classifies it
Manual	Define phases and topics yourself, or follow roadmap.sh
context7	Supplements existing topics with live library documentation

Exercise Types

Type	Validation
Coding	Real test execution — language-aware (go test, pytest, cargo test, vitest)
Quiz	Multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank — scored in dashboard
Project	Larger exercises with acceptance criteria and test files
Assignment	Imported from school PDFs with grading criteria

Supported Languages

Coding exercises use the correct file naming, test runner, and scaffold files per language. Adding a new language is a single entry in server/src/languages.ts.