Trillion

Practise until it sticks

Keep something a person wants to get right every time (a word to use instead of another, a habit, a fact, a correction they keep giving) as a practice card that comes back on a spaced repetition schedule until it sticks, and remind them each day when cards are due

operation add: { prompt, answer, why?, deck?, source_ref?, time_zone? } keeps a card (adding the same prompt again keeps its progress) and, with time_zone, sets one daily reminder. due: { deck?, limit? } lists the cards due now. grade: { card_id, grade: again | hard | good | easy } moves the card's next return out (1 day, 6 days, then longer) or, when missed, back to tomorrow, and says its mastery from 0 to 1000. cards: { deck? } lists every card with its mastery. remove: { card_id } stops it coming back. remind tells the person how many are due. Ask the person the prompt, let them answer in their own words, then grade it.

What it asks for

  • operation (Needed, one of):
  • prompt (Optional, words): What the person is asked
  • answer (Optional, words): The answer to get right
  • why (Optional, words): Why it matters, in their words
  • deck (Optional, words): A group of cards, such as a subject
  • source_ref (Optional, words): The message or file it came from
  • time_zone (Optional, words): The person's time zone, for the daily reminder (like America/Los_Angeles)
  • card_id (Optional, words): A card from due or cards
  • grade (Optional, one of):
  • limit (Optional, number):

Use it from your AI

Connect the AI you already use to Trillion once. Then ask in your own words; your AI finds this tool by what it does and runs it.

Say to your AI: “Use Trillion to keep something a person wants to get right every time (a word to use instead of another, a habit, a fact, a correction they keep giving) as a practice card that comes back on a spaced repetition schedule until it sticks, and remind them each day when cards are due”

What your AI calls: run_tool {"tool_id":"tool:practice"}