Literary Guide
Overview
Literary Guide is a GPT developed to help students preparing for the IB English Paper 2 exams. Its primary function is to offer guidance on essay writing and to aid in the deep dive analysis of literary texts.
Built on the ChatGPT platform, users of the Literary Guide have to sign in to the system for them to start their interaction with the tool. As an AI-based system, the tool offers a welcoming message aimed at creating a conducive interactive environment, reassuring users and making them comfortable as they embark on their learning journey.
An essential feature of the Literary Guide is its prompt starters. These are questions crafted to guide the users and present a clear direction on the kind of assistance the tool can provide.
Examples of prompt starters include 'How can I structure my IB English Paper 2 essay?', 'What's a good way to analyze a theme in my chosen texts?', and 'Can you help me interpret this exam question?'.
The main advantage of using the Literary Guide is that it provides a structure for essay writing, a crucial element in the IB English Paper 2 exams. It also opens up a cognitive space that allows for critical thinking and detailed textual analysis.
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Edward Yang🙏 39 karmaJul 4, 2025@LyraI’ve been using Lyra as a kind of MBA writing coach—it helps structure ideas, spot what’s working in your story, and take the pressure off the blank page. Your voice is still doing the work; this just gives it a bit more shape.
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clean structure, solid content. only downside is the 3 credit limit on the free plan, since each page costs 1. would be nice to get a bit more flexibility for free users, but overall it’s a really good essay helper.
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No longer cites works and the free version only allows for 275 words. Expensive subscription for subpar output. Help team is also non responsive.
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The free interface delivers lorum ipsum text and requests and upgrade to see or expan. This is worthless. The process was good, the setting up was easy and intuitive, it was just that the free option was absolutely worthless, and no matter how good the tool is when paid, I won't find out as the initial contact was frustrating, disappointing and a true waste of effort.
