Turn notes or a topic into a spaced-repetition flashcard deck: atomic cards, why-questions not just definitions, and the mnemonics for the stubborn ones.
Generate flashcards from: {{material}} (my notes, a topic, or a document). Deck purpose: {{purpose}} (exam, professional knowledge, language).
Rules: atomic cards (one fact each — compound cards fail as units), question phrasing that forces retrieval ('why does X happen?' beats 'define X' — mix definitional, causal, applied, and reversed cards), cloze deletions where lists are unavoidable, the tricky-item mnemonics (for the 5 hardest cards, a memory hook each), and NO orphan cards (every card must matter for my {{purpose}} — cut trivia). Output: the deck as question | answer pairs ready to import, grouped by sub-topic, hardest-concepts flagged for extra reps.
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