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One screen that names the next block of work, how long it should take, and what it is meant to move. Nothing else competes for attention.
Elio picks the next thing you should work on from your own performance, then shows the evidence behind the choice. No streak theatre, no invented scores.
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A study tool should be able to answer one question about every recommendation it makes: what is this based on?
Four surfaces, one loop: signal, action, evidence, next decision.
One screen that names the next block of work, how long it should take, and what it is meant to move. Nothing else competes for attention.
Adaptive sets drawn from a governed question bank. Every item carries its source, and nothing enters your record until it has been reviewed.
Spaced review of the cards you have actually met, scheduled from your results rather than from a fixed calendar.
A readiness estimate with its uncertainty attached, and a trail from each number back to the attempts that produced it.
Elio does not guess a score it cannot support. When the evidence is thin it says so and tells you what would settle the question, instead of printing a confident number. Nothing you have not reviewed is treated as fact, and the work you do stays yours.