Learning Commands · Assessment
/askme command
Chat-based Q&A series — tests understanding with AI-evaluated questions
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Chat-based Q&A series — tests understanding with AI-evaluated questions
At a glance
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Command | /askme |
| Usage | `/askme [count] [--category=comprehension |
| Category | assessment |
| Execution | server |
| Context | pok |
| Response type | chat-flow |
| Active PoK required | yes |
Examples
/askme
/askme 5
/askme --category=comprehension
/askme 3 --category=analysis --difficulty=hard
/askme --scope=unit --category=synthesis
How it works
The askme command creates an interactive Q&A series directly in the chat.
How it works:
- You specify a category and number of questions
- Ritsu generates pedagogically crafted questions based on your material
- Questions appear one at a time — you type your answer
- Ritsu evaluates your answer using AI and provides feedback + score
- Click "Next Question" to continue, or type "stop" to end early
- A final summary shows your overall performance
Categories (17 types):
- Comprehension: Test basic understanding of concepts
- Concept & Logic: Verify grasp of underlying principles
- Synthesis: Summarize and paraphrase ideas
- Analysis: Deep analytical thinking questions
- Socratic: Guided discovery through questioning
- Problem Solving: Apply knowledge to solve problems
- And 11 more specialized categories
Options:
- count: Number of questions (3 or 5). Default: 3
- category: Question style —
defaultpicks randomly - difficulty:
easy,medium, orhard. Default: medium - scope: Content scope —
pok(current topic),unit(entire unit),all(all units)
Tips:
- Start with
--category=comprehensionfor review - Use
--category=analysisor--category=socraticfor deeper learning - Hints are available after 1 and 3 minutes on each question
- Type "stop" at any time to end the series and see your results
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