memento-flashcards

To turn facts into spaced-repetition flashcards, you provide statements to the agent, which converts them into Q/A pairs and stores them locally in a JSON deck file for scheduled review. You can start by simply telling the agent a fact to remember.

Yes, you can generate flashcards from YouTube transcripts by fetching an English transcript using the youtube-transcript-api dependency, which automatically creates a 5-question quiz deck for immediate practice.

You can export and import flashcard decks for portability using the built-in CSV import and export functionality. This allows you to move your locally stored JSON-backed flashcard collections between different environments.

Spaced-repetition practice does not require manual grading because the agent grades your free-text responses. The agent shows the correct answer, provides brief feedback, and automatically schedules the next review interval.

The best way to review due flashcards locally is to use the deterministic CLI due subcommand, which surfaces cards scheduled for today and drives an adaptive recall loop based on your free-text answer grading.

Storing flashcard collections in local JSON files limits access to a single local environment without cloud synchronization, though you can mitigate portability constraints by using the CSV export feature to transfer decks.