Cards

rev/slp-cards

Turns your notes into flashcards, one concept per card: a question on the front, a short answer on the back. You study them in the cards tab, which schedules them with Leitner boxes. This skill only writes the cards.

usage
/slp-cards
make cards for unit 01 of http-basics
cards/cards.json
[
  {
    "id": "put-idempotent",
    "front": "Why is PUT idempotent?",
    "back": "It replaces the whole resource, so repeating it leaves the same state.",
    "note": "Methods and status codes"
  }
]
output
6 added, 1 changed, 0 removed · 14 total
triggers
"make cards", "flashcards from my notes", "update my cards", finishing a unit's notes
scope
the whole topic, or one unit. Default: the whole topic
reads
only your notes. A fact not in them gets no card
cards
front asks for recall, not recognition. back is at most 2 sentences. 5–15 per note. note is the note's H1, which puts the card in that note's set
updates
a card whose fact is unchanged stays as is; a changed fact keeps its id; a fact gone from the notes loses its card. Ids never change or get reused
leaves alone
cards you wrote in the app ("by": "user"), the flagged mark, custom sets and cards/reviews.jsonl
writes
cards/cards.json. Format: cards/

Markdown formats

The documentation is also available in llms.txt formats:

  • llms.txt lists every documentation page.
  • llms-full.txt contains the complete documentation in one file and may exceed some context windows.

Append .md to any documentation URL to retrieve that page as Markdown. For example, this page is available at https://selflearningplatform.github.io/docs/slp-cards.md. You can also copy the current page as Markdown by pressing Cmd+C or Ctrl+C.