Trace the miss.
Then test the repair.
You bring the reasoning. SolveTrace helps you review where it broke and organizes the independent practice that follows.
Solve normally.
Work on paper if you prefer. Record your answer, confidence and a few sentences about your approach. No chat window to interrupt your thinking.
Make your own first diagnosis.
After a miss, reflect before opening the reference solution. Choose the type of failure you suspect, or say you're unsure.
Find the first meaningful failure.
SolveTrace proposes a root cause from your attempt. Compare it with your reasoning and confirm or correct the category. AI can be wrong; your review matters.
Do the repair work.
Complete a short targeted prompt: identify a missed cue, rebuild the representation, or examine a fragile step. Reflection prepares the repair; it does not prove it.
Return for a cold retry.
Your training queue tells you when to return. The same problem appears without your earlier work, diagnosis or solution.
Try the idea somewhere new.
Where suitable problems are available, unseen near, medium and far transfer test the idea under different conditions. A failed transfer does not advance that level.
Know what to train next.
Your confirmed reviews and independent attempts update the reasoning profile. Resume unfinished work, revisit a due retry or attempt available transfer.
Your first session has one job:
make the reasoning visible.
Create a student account, read the brief introduction and choose a small practice set. If you miss, review it. If you solve it correctly, continue. You don't need a history of scores to begin.
Make your next miss useful.
Solve independently. Review your reasoning. Know what to test next.