memento-flashcards

You can create offline flashcards with spaced repetition by running the add command with --question and --answer flags. The system stores all cards locally in a single JSON file under ~/.nozich, requiring no external API keys.

Yes, you can generate quizzes from YouTube transcripts to reinforce learning. The system processes transcript text and converts it into flashcard prompts, allowing you to schedule adaptive reviews without internet access.

No external API keys or cloud storage are required. This offline flashcard system stores all data locally in a JSON file, ensuring privacy and portability while using Python scripts to manage cards.

You can export and import flashcard decks using CSV files through the system's built-in management commands. This allows you to organize collections, transfer data between devices, and maintain local file-based workflows.

The best way to grade free-text flashcard responses is by chatting with the flashcards directly. The agent evaluates your free-text answers and uses the grading to drive adaptive scheduling for future reviews.

Using a single JSON file for flashcard data management limits scalability for extremely large datasets. However, it ensures complete offline portability and privacy, as all card additions, reviews, and ratings are handled locally.