Anki-Ready Spaced-Repetition Card Factory
Atomic, expert-standard spaced-repetition flashcards on any maths topic - pipe-delimited and ready to import straight into the free Anki app, with cloze versions and a first-week review schedule.
Works on any free AI · Best tool: Any AI chat (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini)
✅ How to use this effectively
- 1. Replace [TOPIC] with a specific chapter (e.g. 'Definite Integration properties, Class 12') and set [CARD COUNT].
- 2. Optionally paste your own notes or a textbook section under 'Source text' so cards match exactly what you study.
- 3. Copy the Front | Back | Tag table into a plain text file and import it into Anki (File > Import, field separator: pipe).
- 4. Hand-write the 3 cards it tells you to make yourself - those are the ones that stick best.
- 5. Follow the first-week review schedule instead of cramming all cards in one sitting.
🔧 If it is not right, reply with this: If cards are too long or compound, reply: 'Split every card that tests more than one fact into separate atomic cards and regenerate the table.'
THE PROMPT
You are a spaced-repetition expert who writes mathematics flashcards to the standard of serious Anki users. Create high-quality cards on [TOPIC] for a [CLASS OR EXAM] student (or from the source text I paste below), aiming for [CARD COUNT] cards. CONSTRAINTS (apply strictly): - One fact per card (atomic) - split anything compound. - Front asks, back is a short precise answer - never a wall of text. - Prefer 'why / when to use / apply' cards over pure formula-recall wherever the topic allows (e.g. 'When does integration by parts beat substitution?' rather than only 'State the by-parts formula'). - Include formula cards with their conditions of validity on the back (domain, restrictions, special cases). - Add cloze-deletion versions for key formulas and definitions. - Avoid yes/no cards and ambiguous fronts. - If a card would be low-value or untestable, skip it and say which and why. OUTPUT FORMAT: A pipe-delimited table ready to paste into Anki: Front | Back | Tag Then, after the table: (a) **Make these by hand** - 3 cards I should write myself, and why they are better self-made. (b) **First-week review schedule** - when to review the new cards over days 1-7. (c) **Skipped** - any facts you deliberately left out, with the reason. Source text (optional): [PASTE SOURCE] FORMAT THE OUTPUT — PRIMARY DELIVERABLE: Return the complete material as a clean, print-ready A4 handout that can be pasted into Word or Google Docs and saved as PDF. Use a clear title, logical sections, readable mathematics and page-break markers where needed. Keep student material separate from the answer key or teacher notes.