flashcards

Generate and drill law-rule flashcards with Leitner buckets and per-subject storage.

Updated May 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gtgspot/clegal --skill flashcards-gtgspot
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Skill: flashcards
Source: https://github.com/gtgspot/clegal/tree/main/law-student/skills/flashcards
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gtgspot/clegal --skill flashcards-gtgspot

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Law students often struggle to memorize rules and stay organized across subjects. Flashcards provide fast, repeatable recall and structured, subject-specific decks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generate flashcards from outlines, notes, or casebooks and store them under subject folders for easy retrieval.
  • Drill due cards with self-assessment, update buckets, and track progress across the learning spectrum (new, learning, review, mastered).
  • Review decks by bucket and consult study history to inform study planning and pacing.

Quick Start

Ask me to generate flashcards from your outline and start a drill session.

Frequently Asked Questions about flashcards

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate flashcards from law school outlines and casebooks?

You can generate flashcards from outlines or casebooks by using the generate mode, which converts your notes into Q/A cards with enforced source citations, storing them under subject-specific folders for easy retrieval.

What is the best way to drill and memorize law rules across different subjects?

Drilling law rules uses Leitner-style buckets where you self-assess during sessions, updating card buckets from new to mastered, while tracking progress per subject for structured memorization.

Can I review specific flashcard decks and monitor my study progress?

Yes, you can review decks by bucket and monitor study progress using the review and stats modes, which let you consult study history and track pacing across different law subjects.

Does this flashcard system require any specific file formats or dependencies to work?

No specific dependencies are required; the system operates independently, storing data under a dedicated flashcards directory with explicit bucket and review metadata for each subject.

What are the limitations of using Leitner-style buckets for law school exam preparation?

The Leitner-style system focuses strictly on rule memorization and recall, enforcing source citations on each card, but does not practice issue spotting or essay drafting, limiting its scope to factual retention.