dsh-quiz

AI conversations tend to scatter across chat threads: you read an explanation, feel you understand it, and days later cannot recall a single detail. dsh-quiz closes that gap by turning any completed AI answer into a short quiz. Click the Generate button beneath the answer, pick the question types (single-choice, multiple-choice, true/false, or mixed), the number of items, and the difficulty level, and a drawer slides open with ready-to-answer questions. Submit your selections for instant grading and a written explanation, all without appending a single message to the running conversation. You can keep chatting while questions are being generated; simply closing the drawer cancels any in-flight request.

The real payoff is building a personal knowledge base over time. Questions start as ephemeral in-memory drafts; nothing is persisted until you explicitly add them to your question bank. Saving to the bank and flagging for review are independent actions, so the plugin never schedules reviews on its own. The left-hand panel lets you keyword-search, filter for pending-review items, and review answer statistics. Every saved question links back to its source conversation and a trimmed excerpt of the original AI answer, making it easy to re-enter the learning context. Unsaved drafts are discarded on restart and never consume domain storage.

This plugin is well-suited for self-directed learners who want to stress-test their comprehension after reading AI-generated explanations, developers who use LLMs to study unfamiliar technologies and want an immediate understanding check, and anyone who prefers to accumulate a growing personal quiz bank from everyday conversations. Note that the current release records review intent but does not yet implement spaced repetition or automatic reminders, and question quality depends on the configured model, so it is wise to verify answers and explanations before relying on them in a study session.