Quiz & Flashcards

Produces two things depending on what's asked: an interactive quiz (run in the conversation) and/or a flashcard CSV export (saved to disk for Anki import). They can come from the same question set.

Interactive quiz

• 5-10 questions per topic session, mixed format: multiple choice, short answer, "explain X to me", small code-reading/output-prediction questions.
• Ask one at a time where practical, or a small batch if the user prefers; give feedback on each answer rather than only a final score.
• Use quiz performance to inform (not unilaterally decide) the TRAINING.md status update — see train-topic.

Flashcard CSV export

• File path: flashcards/<slug>.csv, where <slug> matches the topic's slug in TRAINING.md / topics/. Append to an existing file rather than overwriting if the topic already has cards, unless the user asks to regenerate.
• Format: plain CSV, no header row (Anki's basic CSV import expects none by default), two columns: front,back. Keep each field on one line — no literal newlines inside a field; use <br> if a card needs a line break, since Anki's importer renders basic HTML.
• Quote any field containing a comma or double-quote per standard CSV rules (wrap in "...", escape internal " as "").
• Keep fronts short (a question or term), backs concise (a definition or answer) — these are spaced-repetition cards, not notes. Don't just copy full paragraphs from the topic notes.

Example:

"What does RAG stand for?","Retrieval-Augmented Generation"
"Why use a vector DB instead of full-text search for embeddings?","Enables approximate nearest-neighbor search over dense vectors by semantic similarity, not keyword overlap"

Scope vs spaced-review

This CSV export is the input to Anki, which becomes the system of record for atomic fact/ definition/term recall (Anki owns its own scheduling from here — this project doesn't track it). Open-ended "explain this to me"/teach-it-back questions don't belong in the CSV — those go through the spaced-review skill's in-conversation review instead, since Anki's flip-card format can't grade them.

After exporting

Tell the user the file path and how many cards were added, and that Anki import is: Anki → File → Import → select the CSV → map columns to Front/Back → set "Fields separated by" to Comma.