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Lists all flashcards in an EstudeMe vault. Use when the user asks 'list my cards', 'what flashcards do I have', 'show me my cards', or wants a card inventory. Don't use to export cards to an external format — use export-cards.

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name	list-cards
description	Lists all flashcards in an EstudeMe vault. Use when the user asks 'list my cards', 'what flashcards do I have', 'show me my cards', or wants a card inventory. Don't use to export cards to an external format — use export-cards.
license	MIT
compatibility	claude-code, gemini-cli, copilot, codex

Skill: List Cards

Instructions

Step 1: Confirm vault path

Confirm or ask for the vault path. Do not assume.

Step 2: Run the CLI

Execute: estudeme cards list <vault-path>
Capture stdout and exit code.

Step 3: Report

On success: present the card list. If the count is large (> 30), summarize by trail or card-type rather than listing every card.
On failure: surface the error message.

Critical

Read-only skill. Never modify cards or the vault.

Examples

Example 1: Direct listing

User says: "List the cards in ~/study/my-vault."

Actions:

Run estudeme cards list ~/study/my-vault
Present the cards grouped by trail (if multiple trails exist)

Result: User sees the card inventory.

Troubleshooting

Error: Cannot find vault directory

Cause: wrong path.
Solution: confirm with the user.

No cards listed but the user expected some

Cause: notes exist but no type: card documents.
Solution: suggest creating cards in the vault or running estudeme validate to verify card frontmatter.

Performance Notes

For very large vaults (> 100 cards), prefer summarizing over listing each.

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name	list-cards
description	Lists all flashcards in an EstudeMe vault. Use when the user asks 'list my cards', 'what flashcards do I have', 'show me my cards', or wants a card inventory. Don't use to export cards to an external format — use export-cards.
license	MIT
compatibility	claude-code, gemini-cli, copilot, codex

Skill: List Cards

Instructions

Step 1: Confirm vault path

Confirm or ask for the vault path. Do not assume.

Step 2: Run the CLI

Execute: estudeme cards list <vault-path>
Capture stdout and exit code.

Step 3: Report

On success: present the card list. If the count is large (> 30), summarize by trail or card-type rather than listing every card.
On failure: surface the error message.

Critical

Read-only skill. Never modify cards or the vault.

Examples

Example 1: Direct listing

User says: "List the cards in ~/study/my-vault."

Actions:

Run estudeme cards list ~/study/my-vault
Present the cards grouped by trail (if multiple trails exist)

Result: User sees the card inventory.

Troubleshooting

Error: Cannot find vault directory

Cause: wrong path.
Solution: confirm with the user.

No cards listed but the user expected some

Cause: notes exist but no type: card documents.
Solution: suggest creating cards in the vault or running estudeme validate to verify card frontmatter.

Performance Notes

For very large vaults (> 100 cards), prefer summarizing over listing each.