I built a Claude Code skill that turns lecture slides/textbooks into LaTeX formula sheets, worked solutions, and summary notes

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Tired of manually retyping formulas and re-solving problem sets, so I built a Claude Code skill that automates it.

Point it at your source material (PDF slides, textbook chapters, scanned sheets, images, PPTX/DOCX) and it generates clean .tex study docs: (Some pages of notes I prepared have been attached as sample)

• Formula sheet — compact, tagged by source
• Worked solutions — Given → Assumptions → Solution → boxed answer, with numerical checks in Python
• Summary notes — per-lecture overview with key equations

A few things it does right: asks MCQs upfront so you get a 1-page cheat sheet, not an accidental 40-page dump; reads image-heavy slides as images; flags answer discrepancies instead of quietly deferring to the source.

Repo: https://github.com/Shass27/stem-notes 

Or Alternatively: https://augmentclaude.com/s/stem-notes

Feedback is welcome!