/flashcard command

Interactive flashcard learning with spaced repetition

At a glance

Field	Value
Command	/flashcard
Usage	`/flashcard [count] [--scope=pok
Category	assessment
Execution	server
Context	pok
Response type	mini-canvas
Active PoK required	yes

Examples

/flashcard
/flashcard 10
/flashcard --format=term-def
/flashcard 15 --scope=unit --format=mix

How it works

The flashcard command creates an interactive spaced-repetition learning experience.

How it works:

1. The AI generates flashcards from your learning material
2. Each card has a front (question/term) and back (answer/definition)
3. After viewing each card, a fast check question tests your recall
4. Cards you miss re-enter the queue for another round (up to 3 rounds)
5. Master all cards to complete the session

Options:

• count: Number of flashcards (5, 10, 15, or 20). Default: 10
• scope: Content scope — pok (current topic), unit (entire unit), all (all units)
• format: Card format — qa (question/answer), term-def (term/definition), formula (formula/explanation), mix (variety)

Learning loop:

1. View the front of the card
2. Flip to see the answer
3. Answer a fast check question (MCQ, T/F, fill-in, match, sequence)
4. Correct = mastered, Incorrect = review again later

Tips:

• Use --format=term-def for vocabulary-heavy topics
• Use --format=formula for math/science subjects
• Start with 5-10 cards per session for effective learning
• The spaced repetition algorithm ensures you focus on what you don't know