Check Your Essay Outline Against the Marking Criteria and List the Gaps
Compare your own essay outline with the marking criteria your teacher gave you. Get a table of covered, thin and missing criteria with questions to close each gap. The assistant writes no part of the essay.
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Compare my essay outline with my marking criteria and list the gaps. Do not write any part of the essay: no sentences, topic sentences, paragraphs, thesis wording, examples or sources.
Essay question: {{essay_question}}. My outline: {{my_outline}}. Marking criteria exactly as my teacher gave them: {{marking_criteria}}.
Treat the criteria text as the only standard. Do not add requirements from general essay advice. If something is missing or unclear, such as mark weightings or word count, ask me first.
Return a table: Criterion (quoted) | Where my outline addresses it (quote my outline's words) | Status (covered, thin, missing or unclear) | One question I should answer to close the gap. Then list any parts of my outline that no criterion rewards. Then name the three gaps most likely to matter, and say you are unsure if weightings were not supplied. Never tell me what to argue. Mark each judgement call as a guess. I will follow my school's rules on AI help.3 inputs still blank. Empty inputs stay as placeholders when copied.
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Check the result: 1. Each "covered" status is backed by words you can find in your own outline. 2. The questions point to gaps without telling you what to argue. 3. No criterion appears that is missing from your teacher's text. Example output is illustrative; independently verify calculations, dates, quotations and actions relevant to your task.
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Illustrative example · 2026-10-25
Distinct practical task selected after the library gap review; no measured breakout-query claim. Compatibility checked from provider documentation; no cross-platform benchmark or ranking claim.