flashcard-generator

Generate Anki-compatible flashcards and spaced-repetition decks from notes.

Updated Apr 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/NS-Vandana/Med-Save-Hub --skill flashcard-generator-ns-vandana
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: flashcard-generator
Source: https://github.com/NS-Vandana/Med-Save-Hub/tree/main/secondary_skills/flashcard-generator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NS-Vandana/Med-Save-Hub --skill flashcard-generator-ns-vandana

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

## What problem does it solve? Converts raw notes, textbook excerpts, or lecture transcripts into minimal-information flashcards and an interactive study experience so learners can retain information efficiently using spaced repetition.

## Core Features & Use Cases

  • Card generation: Automatic Basic Q→A, Cloze, Reversed, Application, and Image Occlusion cards following the Minimum Information Principle and Wozniak's formulation rules.
  • SM-2 scheduling: Local scheduling state with repetition count, ease factor, and intervals using the SM-2 algorithm and optional FSRS awareness for advanced users.
  • Interactive outputs: Produces a React + Vite single-page web app with two modes: a Flashcard Review UI (flip, grade, queue, stats) and an AI Quiz mode (generate, grade, and analyze questions).
  • Export & portability: Exports Anki .apkg files via genanki, supports CSV/Quizlet fallback, and handles media packaging for images/audio.
  • Use case: Convert a lecture transcript into a cloze-heavy deck, review daily with SM-2, and run an AI quiz to identify weak topics before an exam.

### Quick Start Convert these notes into a cloze-heavy Anki .apkg and open the interactive review app.

Frequently Asked Questions about flashcard-generator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert lecture notes into Anki flashcards with spaced repetition?▼

To convert lecture notes into Anki flashcards, paste your notes or outlines to generate minimal-information Q→A, cloze, and reversed cards scheduled with the SM-2 algorithm. The output is an Anki-ready .apkg file and a browser-based review app for immediate study sessions.

Does the generated flashcard deck support SM-2 scheduling and Anki .apkg export?▼

Yes, the generated flashcard deck supports SM-2 scheduling with repetition count, ease factor, and intervals, alongside optional FSRS awareness. It exports Anki-compatible .apkg files via genanki and supports CSV or Quizlet fallbacks with media packaging.

What types of flashcards can I create from raw textbook excerpts?▼

From raw textbook excerpts, you can create Basic Q→A, Cloze, Reversed, Application, and Image Occlusion flashcards. Card generation strictly follows the Minimum Information Principle and Wozniak's formulation rules to ensure efficient retention.

Can I review generated flashcards in a browser without installing Anki?▼

Yes, you can review generated flashcards in a browser without installing Anki by using the interactive React + Vite single-page web app. It provides a Flashcard Review UI for flipping and grading cards, plus an AI Quiz mode to identify weak topics.

What is the minimum information principle for creating spaced repetition cards?▼

The minimum information principle for creating spaced repetition cards means each card contains a single, isolated piece of knowledge to accelerate learning. Applied to pasted notes, it generates minimal-information flashcards that prevent cognitive overload during daily review sessions.

How do I run an AI quiz on my notes to identify weak topics before an exam?▼

To run an AI quiz on your notes, paste your lecture transcripts or outlines to generate a cloze-heavy deck, then use the interactive web app's AI Quiz mode. This mode generates, grades, and analyzes questions to help you identify weak topics before an exam.