Syllabi → Semester Calendar (with App Deadlines)

I'm uploading [N] syllabi for my [Fall/Spring 20XX] semester. Pull every dated assignment, exam, project, paper, lab, presentation, discussion post, and quiz from all of them. Output ONE master table sorted chronologically by date. Columns: | Date | Day of week | Course | Item | Weight | Notes | Source page | Rules: - One row per dated item. If something is recurring weekly (e.g. discussion posts every Thursday), give me one row per week, not one row labeled "weekly." - "Weight" = the percent of the final grade if the syllabus says so. If not listed, write "not specified." - "Notes" = anything important the syllabus says about the item: page count, late policy, group vs. solo, in-class vs. take-home. - "Source page" = which page of which syllabus you found it on, so I can spot-check. After the table, give me a separate section called "AMBIGUITIES" listing anything you couldn't pin down: dates marked TBD, "end of term," shifting deadlines, anything contradictory between syllabi or between schedule and policy sections. I'll go ask the prof or check the LMS. Don't guess.

Take the verified table above and output it as a valid .ics calendar file. - One VEVENT per row. - SUMMARY = "[course code] [item]":e.g. "BIO 201 Midterm Exam" - DESCRIPTION = "Weight: [X]% · Notes: [notes from table]" - DTSTART/DTEND = the date as an all-day event in [my time zone, e.g. America/New_York] - UID = a unique ID per event (just use a sequential pattern like "ai4s-fall25-001@personal"). Output the raw .ics text inside a single fenced code block. Don't add commentary: I just want to copy and save it. After the .ics, give me a 1-line confirmation of the total number of events you generated.

Now layer in my non-academic deadlines for the same semester. I'll give you what I have. For each one, add it to the master table from above, sorted by date. INPUTS:paste/upload everything you have for each that applies: 1. COLLEGE APPLICATIONS (HS seniors only): - Common App / Coalition deadlines for each school (Regular, EA, ED, Rolling) - Supplemental essay deadlines if separate - Test score / transcript send-by dates - Recommender deadlines (when you said you'd give recommenders X weeks of notice) - Fee waiver request deadlines 2. SCHOLARSHIPS: - Names + deadlines for every scholarship I'm tracking - Note: I've already verified these scholarships exist (per Lesson 5.1's hallucination warning: Claude has been caught inventing scholarships). If I name one you don't recognize, just trust me; don't add a "this might not be real" disclaimer in the calendar. 3. INTERNSHIPS / JOBS: - Application open / close dates I know about - "Apply by" goals I'm setting for myself 4. FINANCIAL AID: - FAFSA window - CSS Profile if applicable - Institutional aid forms my school requires - Any scholarship I've already won that needs paperwork by a certain date 5. STANDARDIZED TESTS / FORMS: - SAT/ACT/AP test dates I'm registered for - AP exam fee deadlines - TOEFL / language-test dates if relevant OUTPUT: Add these dates to the master semester table from above. Same column shape: | Date | Day | Course/Track | Item | Weight | Notes | Source | For "Course/Track":use the course code for academic items, and use a track tag for app items: APP-COLLEGE, APP-SCHOLARSHIP, APP-INTERN, APP-FINAID, APP-TEST. For "Weight" on application items: write either "Hard deadline" or "Soft (self-imposed)." For "Notes":for college apps include "Reg / EA / ED / Rolling" and any school-specific quirks. For scholarships include the dollar amount if I told you. For internships include "First-round / Final / Submitted by" if relevant. After the merged table, give me three things: 1. CONFLICTS: any week where an academic deadline (paper, exam, big project) lands within 3 days of a major application deadline. These are the "talk to your guidance counselor / advisor about an extension" weeks. 2. RECOMMENDER WATCHLIST: every recommender you'd need to ask, ordered by when you'd need to ask them (give yourself at least 4 weeks of notice). 3. THE NEXT 3 DEADLINES:what's coming up first, so I know what to handle this week. Don't guess at dates I haven't given you. If a deadline is "TBD" or "rolling," put it in the AMBIGUITIES section instead of inventing a date.