memento-flashcards

To create flashcards from text, you use the system's Python scripts to generate Q&A format cards. The spaced repetition feature then schedules these cards for review, adapting the timing to improve your memory retention over time.

Yes, you can generate a quiz from a YouTube video transcript. The system uses the youtube-transcript-api to fetch the transcript and the youtube_quiz.py script to automatically create quiz questions based on the video's content.

You can manage your flashcard collections by exporting and importing them as CSV files. This allows you to organize your decks, transfer your flashcards between different collections, and maintain your study materials externally.

Yes, Python is required because the skill relies on specific Python scripts like memento_cards.py and youtube_quiz.py, along with the youtube-transcript-api dependency, to execute its flashcard creation and quiz generation functions.

Using spaced repetition is the best way to memorize information through adaptive scheduling. The system automatically tracks which cards are due for review and adjusts the intervals based on your familiarity with the material, optimizing long-term retention.

The YouTube quiz generation works with any video that has an accessible transcript. Because it uses the youtube-transcript-api, the system requires the video to contain transcript data to successfully extract text and generate the quiz questions.