flashcards

Generate and drill law school flashcards with Leitner-style spaced repetition buckets.

Updated Jun 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe --skill flashcards-tk1cntt
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Skill: flashcards
Source: https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe/tree/main/docs/claude-for-legal-main/law-student/skills/flashcards
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe --skill flashcards-tk1cntt

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Law students need fast rule recall for exams, but switching to a separate spaced-repetition app breaks study flow. This Skill generates flashcards from outlines, notes, or casebook excerpts and drills them directly in chat with lightweight Leitner-style scheduling. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Card Generation: Build one-concept-per-card Q&A pairs from a provided source, with source citations and [VERIFY] flags on any rule generated without a source. - Drill Mode: Prioritize due and new cards, show questions, accept self-assessment (right/partial/wrong), and update buckets plus next-review dates automatically. - Progress Tracking: Review decks by bucket, view per-subject stats, flag stuck cards for verbal drilling, and log session results to study-plan.yaml. - Use Case: After finishing a Contracts outline, run a focused 5-card session that prioritizes previously missed cards and appends results to your study history. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to drill flashcards on Contracts or generate flashcards from your Torts outline.

Frequently Asked Questions about flashcards

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

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How do I create flashcards from my law school outline?

Provide the subject and a source such as an outline path, notes, or casebook excerpt, then run the generate mode. Cards follow a one-concept-per-card rule with a question front, a short rule answer, and a source citation, saved to a per-subject cards.md file.

How does spaced repetition work in this flashcard drill?

Cards move through new, learning, review, and mastered buckets based on your self-assessment. Right answers advance a bucket with intervals of 1, 3, 7, or 21 days; wrong or unknown answers drop a bucket and reschedule for the same day.

Can this replace Anki for law school studying?

No, it is intentionally not a full SRS system. It uses simple Leitner-style buckets for quick in-chat drills; if you already have an Anki habit, keep it and use this only when you want to drill without switching apps.

Are AI-generated flashcard rules accurate enough to memorize?

Cards generated from a source you provide are grounded in that source, but cards generated from model knowledge are flagged with [VERIFY]. Confirm flagged rules against your outline, casebook, or a research tool before memorizing them.

What happens when I keep getting the same flashcard wrong?

Cards that bounce back to the new bucket more than twice are flagged as stuck concepts in the stats view. The skill routes those to a socratic-drill session for verbal working-through, since repetition alone cannot fix a concept you do not understand.