review-session

Retrieval practice improves long-term memory by actively recalling information rather than passively reviewing it. This skill tests your retention through structured questioning, confidence scoring, and feedback to calibrate your understanding and identify knowledge gaps.

To start a study session, use the trigger prompt "quiz me on [topic]" or "review [topic]". The session then guides you through broad recall and targeted concept questions, logging your performance to track progress over time.

Yes, you can track recall performance over time. The skill records your self-assessment results and logs outcomes per its session schema, allowing you to monitor progress and compare performance across different topics.

Broad recall questions test your general memory of a topic, while targeted concept questions focus on specific mechanisms or details. The skill guides you through both types during a review session to comprehensively calibrate your understanding.

No specific learning materials are required. You can trigger a session by simply asking to review a topic, making it suitable for self-study and formal review contexts without needing external dependencies or setup.