flashcard-generator

Generate Anki-compatible flashcards and spaced-repetition decks from notes.

Updated Apr 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/NS-Vandana/Med-Save-Hub --skill flashcard-generator-ns-vandana
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Skill: flashcard-generator
Source: https://github.com/NS-Vandana/Med-Save-Hub/tree/main/secondary_skills/flashcard-generator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NS-Vandana/Med-Save-Hub --skill flashcard-generator-ns-vandana

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

## What problem does it solve? Converts raw notes, textbook excerpts, or lecture transcripts into minimal-information flashcards and an interactive study experience so learners can retain information efficiently using spaced repetition.

## Core Features & Use Cases

  • Card generation: Automatic Basic Q→A, Cloze, Reversed, Application, and Image Occlusion cards following the Minimum Information Principle and Wozniak's formulation rules.
  • SM-2 scheduling: Local scheduling state with repetition count, ease factor, and intervals using the SM-2 algorithm and optional FSRS awareness for advanced users.
  • Interactive outputs: Produces a React + Vite single-page web app with two modes: a Flashcard Review UI (flip, grade, queue, stats) and an AI Quiz mode (generate, grade, and analyze questions).
  • Export & portability: Exports Anki .apkg files via genanki, supports CSV/Quizlet fallback, and handles media packaging for images/audio.
  • Use case: Convert a lecture transcript into a cloze-heavy deck, review daily with SM-2, and run an AI quiz to identify weak topics before an exam.

### Quick Start Convert these notes into a cloze-heavy Anki .apkg and open the interactive review app.

Frequently Asked Questions about flashcard-generator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert lecture notes into Anki flashcards with spaced repetition?

To convert lecture notes into Anki flashcards, paste your notes or outlines to generate minimal-information Q→A, cloze, and reversed cards scheduled with the SM-2 algorithm. The output is an Anki-ready .apkg file and a browser-based review app for immediate study sessions.

Does the generated flashcard deck support SM-2 scheduling and Anki .apkg export?

Yes, the generated flashcard deck supports SM-2 scheduling with repetition count, ease factor, and intervals, alongside optional FSRS awareness. It exports Anki-compatible .apkg files via genanki and supports CSV or Quizlet fallbacks with media packaging.

What types of flashcards can I create from raw textbook excerpts?

From raw textbook excerpts, you can create Basic Q→A, Cloze, Reversed, Application, and Image Occlusion flashcards. Card generation strictly follows the Minimum Information Principle and Wozniak's formulation rules to ensure efficient retention.

Can I review generated flashcards in a browser without installing Anki?

Yes, you can review generated flashcards in a browser without installing Anki by using the interactive React + Vite single-page web app. It provides a Flashcard Review UI for flipping and grading cards, plus an AI Quiz mode to identify weak topics.

What is the minimum information principle for creating spaced repetition cards?

The minimum information principle for creating spaced repetition cards means each card contains a single, isolated piece of knowledge to accelerate learning. Applied to pasted notes, it generates minimal-information flashcards that prevent cognitive overload during daily review sessions.

How do I run an AI quiz on my notes to identify weak topics before an exam?

To run an AI quiz on your notes, paste your lecture transcripts or outlines to generate a cloze-heavy deck, then use the interactive web app's AI Quiz mode. This mode generates, grades, and analyzes questions to help you identify weak topics before an exam.