Repple
Turn conversations into Repple flashcards.
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What it can do
- List Decks: List all flashcard decks with card counts. Use this to find where to save new cards.
- List Cards: List accepted flashcards in a deck. Useful for inspecting existing cards before creating new ones (avoid duplicates, match style). Returns up to 50 most recently created cards by default.
- Create Deck: Create a new deck (or nested deck path). Use "::" in the name to create nested decks (e.g. "Languages::Spanish" creates Spanish under Languages). Returns the leaf deck id, which can be pa
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Turn conversations into Repple flashcards. Lists decks, creates cards, and generates whole batches via a specialized card-generation pipeline. FSRS scheduling built in.
Server tool list (5)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| list_decks | List all flashcard decks with card counts. Use this to find where to save new cards. |
| list_cards | List accepted flashcards in a deck. Useful for inspecting existing cards before creating new ones (avoid duplicates, match style). Returns up to 50 most recently created cards by default. |
| create_deck | Create a new deck (or nested deck path). Use "::" in the name to create nested decks (e.g. "Languages::Spanish" creates Spanish under Languages). Returns the leaf deck id, which can be passed to create_card or generate_flashcards. |
| create_card | Create a single flashcard with exact content you specify. Only use this when the user explicitly asks you to create a specific card with specific wording. For generating cards from a conversation or topic, always prefer generate_flashcards instead — it uses a specialized pipeline that produces higher-quality cards. Use markdown for formatting, $...$ for inline math, $$...$$ for block math, {{c1::text}} for cloze deletions. |
| generate_flashcards | Generate flashcards from a conversation using a specialized AI card-generation pipeline. Produces high-quality, well-structured cards. Use this whenever the user wants cards made from the conversation; use create_card only as a last resort when the user explicitly dictates a single Q/A pair. Cards are added to the review inbox for approval. Always populate `title` and `cards_target`. Populate `topic` whenever the user gave any scoping cue ("just the part about X", "focus on Y"). |