hashcards-setup

Setting up a self-hosted spaced repetition server requires Git, Rust/Cargo, and SQLite dev libraries to compile the hashcards binary. The skill then configures a persistent service that automatically restarts and exposes your flashcards via an HTTPS endpoint.

The FSRS algorithm is a spaced repetition scheduling method used by the hashcards server to optimize flashcard review timing. It determines when to show cards based on your learning history to maximize retention and minimize study time.

Yes, you need Rust and Cargo installed to run this spaced repetition web service. The skill compiles the hashcards binary from source, requiring Git and SQLite dev libraries alongside the Rust toolchain to build and deploy the server.

Yes, you can use Markdown and LaTeX (KaTeX) when creating flashcards for spaced repetition. The system stores cards as plain Markdown files, supporting Q&A formats, cloze deletions, and mathematical notation for richer study content.

To make your flashcard server restart automatically, this skill registers a durable service with auto-restart capabilities. It configures the service entrypoint, working directory, and environment variables to ensure continuous operation and persistent storage in a SQLite database.