flashcards

You can generate per-subject markdown flashcard decks from your outlines, notes, or casebook excerpts. The system requires OSCOLA citations on case backs and organizes cards using Leitner-style buckets to schedule spaced repetition reviews.

Leitner-style bucket drilling prioritizes due and new cards during study sessions, then asks you to self-assess outcomes as right, partial, or wrong. These confidence flags update the bucket level to control when each card is scheduled for its next review.

Yes, you can drill OSCOLA-cited flashcards for specific SQE1 or SQE2 subjects by running targeted session commands. The system generates cards from provided legal materials and logs your drilling results to an optional study plan for progress tracking.

The best way to track stuck legal concepts is through confidence flagging during your drilling sessions. The system flags unsourced rules with [VERIFY] and logs your right, partial, or wrong self-assessments to file-based storage, giving you stats on due and stuck concepts by subject.

Yes, you need to provide an outline path, notes, or casebook excerpts to generate black-letter law flashcards. The system uses these source materials to create per-subject markdown decks with OSCOLA citations required on the case backs.

You can run a focused flashcard drill session by specifying an N-card session limit in your command. The system prioritizes due cards and new cards, updates your right, partial, or wrong outcomes, and logs the session results to your study plan.