flashcards

Active recall flashcards are generated by creating atomic, one-fact-per-card markdown entries with folded answers. Each card is verified against source code or documentation and ends with a citation to ensure the study material remains trustworthy.

Creating markdown study cards with cited answers involves extracting key takeaways from your learning session and converting them into reusable retrieval practice cards. The output requires atomic question-and-answer pairs backed by source verification.

Retrieval practice cards support both code mode and topic mode. Code mode generates facts about a specific file, while topic mode produces broader facts about a concept at the project's actual stack version for comprehensive topic review.

Active recall flashcard generation requires no external dependencies or libraries. The process relies entirely on built-in reference components to produce citation-backed markdown output for your study material.

Flashcards need source verification and citation-backed markdown output so the answers stay trustworthy over time. Every card is checked against code or docs, ensuring your reusable study material remains accurate as the project evolves.

Atomic flashcards are not suited for unstructured learning phases or capturing complex multi-step reasoning. They are designed for reinforcing memory through one-fact-per-card active recall after you have already grasped the underlying concepts.