Spaced Repetition Preset

Anki Flashcard Generator Prompt: turn highlighted text into atomic Cloze and Q&A cards.

Download the Anki Flashcard Generator JSON preset for Vezz me. Highlight any textbook or article passage and generate atomic Q&A and Cloze deletion cards.

Best fit

Best for medical students, law students, language learners, and engineers who want high-retention spaced-repetition cards following the Minimum Information Principle.

On-screen walkthrough

How this looks on a real webpage.

Instead of switching tabs and rebuilding context, highlight the exact passage that slowed you down and press your shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X on macOS, fully customizable in settings).

cs-textbook.example.edu/concurrency/deadlocks
Context: Basic
1. Highlighted on page (Database Systems Textbook — Deadlock Prevention Schemes)
Wait-Die and Wound-Wait are timestamp-based deadlock prevention schemes. In Wait-Die (non-preemptive), an older transaction is allowed to wait for a younger transaction, whereas a younger transaction requesting a lock held by an older transaction aborts ('dies') and restarts with its original timestamp. In Wound-Wait (preemptive), an older transaction preempts ('wounds') a younger transaction, causing it to abort.
Ctrl+Shift+X“Turn this passage into atomic Anki Cloze and Q&A flashcards.”
2. Vezz me on-screen answer overlay

**Cloze Cards**:

1. In DBMS deadlock prevention, `{{c1::Wait-Die::scheme name}}` is a `{{c2::non-preemptive::preemptive vs non-preemptive}}` scheme where a younger transaction requesting a lock held by an older one aborts.

2. In DBMS deadlock prevention, `{{c1::Wound-Wait::scheme name}}` is a `{{c2::preemptive::preemptive vs non-preemptive}}` scheme where an older transaction forces a younger lock-holder to abort.

3. Aborted transactions in Wait-Die and Wound-Wait restart with their `{{c1::original timestamp::timestamp rule}}` to prevent `{{c2::starvation}}`.

**Basic Q&A (`Front ; Back`)**:

- In Wait-Die, what happens when an OLDER transaction requests a lock held by a YOUNGER one? ; The older transaction waits.

- In Wound-Wait, what happens when a YOUNGER transaction requests a lock held by an OLDER one? ; The younger transaction waits.

3. Suggested follow-up questions in thread
  • “Export only the Basic Q&A cards as raw semicolon-separated lines for Anki import.”
  • “Create one more Cloze card comparing how many aborts happen in Wait-Die vs Wound-Wait.”
Importable Prompt Preset

Use this custom prompt in Vezz me.

Copy the system prompt below or download the .json preset file to import it directly into the Vezz me Chrome or Firefox extension.

Vezz me Custom Prompt Preset

Anki Flashcard Generator

Enforces SuperMemo's Minimum Information Principle and embeds `::category hint` cues inside every Cloze deletion so cards never become ambiguous orphans during future reviews.

Recommended context: Basic
System Prompt
Download .json for Vezz me
Convert the selected passage into high-retention Anki flashcards strictly following the Minimum Information Principle (one atomic fact per card, zero fluff, self-contained context). Output: 1) 3 Cloze Deletion Cards using standard Anki syntax `{{c1::target term::short category hint}}` so the card is unambiguous six months later without the source article, and 2) 3 Basic Q&A Cards formatted as `Question ; Concise Answer` (max 15 words on the back) testing causal mechanisms rather than trivial trivia. Never output bloated multi-bullet list cards.
Step-by-step workflow

How to run this workflow in place.

1

Download and import the JSON preset above

Click 'Download .json for Vezz me' in the preset box above and import it via Vezz me -> Saved Prompts -> Import.

2

Highlight a paragraph you want to remember long-term

Select the concept on Wikipedia, PubMed, MDN, or your course notes and press Ctrl+Shift+X.

3

Copy the Cloze or semicolon-delimited cards into Anki

Paste the Cloze lines directly into Anki's Cloze note type, or bulk-import the `Front ; Back` lines as a semicolon-separated text file.

Key details

Why this approach works better than switching tabs.

Why category hints inside `{{c1::answer::hint}}` matter
A card like `{{c1::Furosemide}} inhibits NKCC2` fails six months later because you don't know if the blank asks for a specific drug, a class, or a hormone.
  • Automatically includes `::short category hint` inside every Cloze deletion so prompts are 100% self-contained
  • Splits complex paragraphs into independent, 5-second-gradable atomic facts
  • Produces semicolon-delimited `Question ; Concise Answer` lines ready for batch Anki/RemNote/Mochi import
Frequently asked questions

Common questions about spaced repetition preset.

Can I paste the Basic Q&A cards directly into a .txt file for Anki bulk import?

Yes! Because the Basic cards are formatted as `Question ; Concise Answer`, you can paste them into a plain-text file and import into Anki with semicolon (`;`) as the field separator.

Does this preset work with RemNote and Mochi too?

Yes. Both RemNote and Mochi support Cloze and delimiter-based Q&A imports.

Is this preset included in the Master Prompt Pack?

Yes, the Master Prompt Pack `.json` automatically bundles all 22 presets from the Vezz me Prompt Library.

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Ready to try this workflow on your own reading?

Install Vezz me free, highlight text on any webpage, and press your customizable shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X on Mac) to get an answer right beside the source.