kanji-reading-drill-tester

To validate kanji reading drill JSON files, use a Python script that mechanically checks structural schema adherence, verifying versioning, ID formats, kanji tag usage, option counts, and translation presence to prevent formatting errors in learning materials.

The best way to check kanji reading drill answers is using LLM-based semantic analysis through a batch viewer, which facilitates linguistic review of kanji readings, distractor plausibility, and translation accuracy beyond standard mechanical schema validation.

Kanji drill validation requires no external dependencies, running a standalone Python script to execute mechanical checks on JSON files, making it accessible in standard environments without specialized library installations.

Yes, you can verify correct answer placement and option validity in Japanese learning materials by running the validation script, which automatically checks these mechanical schema rules within your kanji reading drill JSON files.

Mechanical schema validation for kanji reading drills is limited to structural formatting checks like ID format and option counts, requiring supplementary LLM-based semantic analysis to accurately review distractor plausibility and translation linguistic accuracy.