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Converts webpages, articles, or documents into study flashcards that you can review with spaced repetition
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| name | add-flashcards |
| description | Converts webpages, articles, or documents into study flashcards that you can review with spaced repetition |
| compatibility | Requires hashcards-setup skill with flashcards at /home/workspace/flashcards/ |
| metadata | {"author":"rc2.zo.computer","category":"Community","display-name":"Generate flashcards from a webpage or document","emoji":"📇"} |
This file will be included in a user request. When it is, Zo should interpret this as a task to generate flashcards from source material (URL, document, or notes) and save them to /home/workspace/flashcards/. Zo should not ask for confirmation to continue if it has the source material.
This command converts source material (webpages, articles, documents, notes) into effective flashcards in hashcards format. The cards are saved to your flashcards directory and will appear in your SRS reviews.
Prerequisites: Set up hashcards-setup first so /home/workspace/flashcards/ exists.
Generate SRS flashcards from any source material and add them to your hashcards collection.
/home/workspace/flashcards/[topic].md)/home/workspace/flashcards/[topic].mdWhen converting material into hashcards, create excellent, learnable cards:
Principles for effective cards:
Further reading:
For poems, create line-by-line cloze deletions where each card shows the previous line as context:
# The New Colossus
<!-- Source: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/46550/the-new-colossus -->
Q: _Beginning_, …
A: Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
Q: Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, / …
A: With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Q: With conquering limbs astride from land to land; / …
A: Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
This leverages memory for what comes before, making recall progressively easier while building the sequence.
Extract keywords and transition conditions, not rote steps. Ask "what triggers step X?" and "what happens after Y?"
Use multiple lenses:
Create/append to markdown files in /home/workspace/flashcards/:
# E. coli Cell Biology
<!-- Source: https://book.bionumbers.org/how-big-is-an-e-coli-cell/ -->
Q: What is the typical volume of an E. coli cell?
A: ~1 μm³ (cubic micrometer)
Q: What shape is a typical E. coli cell?
A: Rod-shaped (cylindrical)
For cloze deletions, use the C: format:
C: The typical E. coli cell is [rod-shaped] with a volume of [~1 μm³].
After running this command, Zo will have created flashcards from your source material and saved them to /home/workspace/flashcards/. The cards will appear in your next review session at https://srs-<your-username>.zocomputer.io.