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Analyze a class
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Analyze a class: what it does
Classes → open a class → 🔎 Analyze. Tick what to read (syllabus, homework, tests, slides, readings, your notes, lecture notes), optionally say what to look for, press Analyze — one AI call. The first time, Tentaku reminds you to analyze only materials you're allowed to have and use (some schools don't allow old exams) — the text you tick is sent to your AI provider. You get: what the course is really about, its topics ranked by how much they matter, how your professor asks questions, what's most likely to be tested, what your flashcards don't cover yet, and what you need to know first. All of it is AI-generated — check it against your course materials. Nothing else happens until you ask: the three buttons under the result build a practice test, flashcards or a week's plan from that analysis — each its own AI call, each asks first. The Study tab shows the latest analysis in one line.
Only analyze materials you’re allowed to have and use — some schools don’t allow old exams. The text you select is sent to your AI provider under your own account.
Example: in Organic Chemistry I, tick the syllabus, the slides and the practice exams your professor posted. The analysis might rank substitution vs elimination (SN1/SN2/E1/E2) as the heaviest topic and point out that every past question asks you to predict the major product.
Results are AI-generated estimates of what matters most, not a guarantee of what an exam will cover. Check against your syllabus and your professor.
Still stuck? Email [email protected] — include which tab you were on and what you pressed.