Quizzes, tours, and flashcards

Three ways to learn the material instead of skimming it.

Quizzes

A quiz is a set of questions generated from your source. Work through them to check whether you understand the code, not just that you skimmed the plan. Use a quiz after a tour, or to find gaps first.

Tours

A tour is a guided, step-by-step walk through a repository, PR, or branch. Each step explains a piece of the material in context. Reach for a tour when you are meeting a codebase or a change for the first time.

Flashcards

Flashcards turn APIs, patterns, and gotchas into spaced-repetition cards. They keep signatures, conventions, and edge cases from fading after the PR merges.

A typical flow

Start with a tour to orient yourself.
Take a quiz to confirm it stuck and surface gaps.
Drop the durable facts into flashcards for later recall.

Sharing and revisiting

Every artifact lives in your library and spaces. You can return to it, share it with a team, or regenerate it when the underlying code changes.