SAT

What This Skill Does

The SAT skill for OpenClaw transforms your AI agent into a sophisticated test preparation tutor and college admissions strategist. It moves beyond simple flashcards by integrating diagnostic assessment, pattern recognition of error types, and longitudinal score tracking. The agent monitors your progress through a localized file structure (~/sat/), allowing it to maintain context across sessions. It helps you manage the complexities of the digital SAT format, focusing on high-impact areas that provide the greatest improvement in your composite score per hour of study. From vocabulary building with spaced repetition to granular analysis of your math section performance, this skill acts as a private tutor that never sleeps.

Installation

To install this skill, use the following OpenClaw command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/ivangdavila/sat

Once installed, the agent will automatically initialize the ~/sat/ directory structure to store your practice results, error logs, and personalized study profiles.

Use Cases

• Diagnostic Planning: A student needing to baseline their performance before choosing a study schedule.
• Targeted Improvement: A retaker who consistently misses geometry questions and needs an adaptive plan to bridge the gap.
• Admissions Strategy: A senior student deciding whether to submit a 1450 score to specific universities based on their historical middle-50th percentile ranges.
• Continuous Prep: A high school junior looking for daily, manageable practice cycles that fit within a busy extracurricular schedule.

Example Prompts

1. "I just finished a full-length practice test and scored a 1320. My math performance was inconsistent—can you analyze the mistakes in my ~/sat/practice/ folder and build a weakness-first study plan for the next two weeks?"
2. "What are the top three colleges on my list that I can realistically target with a 1480, and how does the superscoring policy at these schools affect my decision to take the test a third time?"
3. "I have 45 minutes today to study for the Digital SAT. Given my recent progress in Reading and Writing, what specific practice modules should I focus on to maximize my point-per-hour ROI?"

Tips & Limitations

• Consistency is Key: The agent works best when you consistently update your error logs. The more data you log in ~/sat/, the more accurate the score prediction becomes.
• Timed Practice: Always instruct the agent to provide timed modules; the digital SAT is a test of speed as much as knowledge.
• Digital Limitations: While the agent excels at strategy and content mastery, it cannot physically replicate the official Bluebook test environment interface. Ensure you complement your study with official practice tests from the College Board.
• Review Cycles: Don't skip the weekly review of the mistakes/ directory; identifying recurring error patterns is the fastest way to increase your score.