learning-system

A structured learning system organizes study sessions, flashcards, and notes by applying spaced repetition and logging progress, reducing memory work and drift between sources during exam preparation.

To start a guided study session on a specific topic, you can use the start-session command followed by your topic name, which creates a clear learning plan with checkpoints and persists data in your local learning directory.

Spaced repetition supports ongoing knowledge retention across any topic by structuring flashcard reviews and tracking learning progress, ensuring you efficiently acquire and retain new information over time.

You do not need any specific software dependencies to track learning progress, as the system operates independently and persists session data directly within the local .claude directory structure.

The study session tracker works without an external spaced repetition application by generating flashcards internally, creating study notes, and storing all progress tracking locally in the .claude directory.