Second Brain Quiz
Generate questions from the user's own concept pages so they can find out what they...
Install
npx skills add undefined-ui/second-brain-os --skill second-brain-quiz -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- undefined-ui/second-brain-os1.2k
- Category
- Testing
- Updated
- 22d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Lightabout 326 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Generate questions from the user's own concept pages so they can find out what they saved but never learned, and compare their answers against what the pages say. Use this skill when the user wants to test themselves, revise, make flashcards from their notes, or asks what they have forgotten. Do NOT use for generic quizzing on a topic the vault does not cover, or for answering a question from the vault.
Quiz from your own pages
Reading something is not learning it. A vault of well-written pages nobody revisits is a library, and libraries do not make anyone knowledgeable.
Core rule
Questions come from the user's pages, at the depth those pages record. Never from general knowledge about the topic.
Workflow
- Pick the scope: a topic, a cluster, or pages updated recently.
- Write questions of two kinds: recall of what the page states, and application of the idea to a new case.
- Withhold answers until the user has attempted them.
- Grade against the page, not against what is true. If they answered correctly but the page says otherwise, that is a page problem worth surfacing.
- Report the gaps: which pages they could not answer from. Those are things saved and never learned.
Output format
<n> questions from <n> pages
1. <question>
...
[after answers]
Solid: <topics>
Shaky: <topics, with the pages to reread>
Page problems found: <pages that are unclear or wrong>
Calibration
Keep it to a handful of pages that matter. Quizzing everything ever saved is a job, not a habit.
A page that cannot generate a good application question is usually a page that records the source's wording rather than an understanding of it. Say so.
