Essentially what I want is to copy only a single field from a selection of multiple cards, the intent being having an LLM write a text based on everything due today. I only want the headwords so the .txt export isn’t terribly useful because it has all the example sentences etc.
I hope this isn’t a stupid question, thank you in advance!
I think you still want the text/CSV export (notes as plain text), you’ll just have to limit it after that. You can use Find-Replace in a (robust) text editor to remove everything on a line after the word, or you can import it into a spreadsheet program to delete the other columns, or you can tell your LLM only to look at the first part of the line up to the separation character.
Thank you! Opening the .txt with a spreadsheet editor and copying the first column does indeed do the trick though I wish there was a more convenient way.
I’m relatively new to using them but I feel like there is a lot of potential integrating spaced repetition with an LLM, does this sort of thing already exist?
LLMs result in unreliable content often enough that you should be cautious.
But the internet abounds with folks touting their (mostly paid) LLM-based shortcuts that will make your learning faster, better, stronger, able to leap tall buildings, rich, handsome, etc.
Oh I’m not a big believer in LLMs as a general purpose tool and I am very aware of its flaws. But there are a few things they are useful for and they are quite good at translation and language practice, if prompted correctly.
I suppose it depends on which LLM and which language …
There are plenty that fail miserably.