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pi-code-quiz

v0.1.4

Published

Active code-reading quiz for pi

Readme

pi-code-quiz

Active code-reading quiz for pi.

Instead of summarizing code for you, pi-code-quiz shows a real snippet, asks a question, lets you answer in your own words, gives feedback, and lets you discuss that question further.

Screenshot

Code Quiz window

What it does

  • Opens a Glimpse quiz window with a code snippet, question, and answer box
  • Builds quizzes from the current workset (inferred active files), session, repo, or a specific file
  • Uses pi's active model; thinking level defaults to the current setting, capped at high, but can be overridden
  • Keeps questions anchored to visible code snippets
  • Gives short feedback plus an ideal answer after you submit
  • Lets you open a per-question discussion thread, using broader local source context and recent session context when available
  • Supports audience profiles: general, scientist, and developer

Commands

  • /quiz — quiz the current workset (inferred active files)
  • /quiz workset — explicitly quiz the current workset
  • /quiz session — quiz files strongly associated with the current session
  • /quiz repo — quiz repo-level structure and central code
  • /quiz file <path> — quiz a specific file
  • /quiz <path> — shorthand for /quiz file <path> when the path exists
  • /quiz ... --thinking off|minimal|low|medium|high — override the model thinking level
  • /quiz ... --audience general|scientist|developer — bias the question style for a particular audience
  • /quiz ... --mode gen|sci|dev — short alias for --audience
  • /quiz-close — close the active quiz window

Audience profiles

  • general / gen — balanced, accessible questions mixing concept and code mechanics
  • scientist / sci — focuses on quantities, state representations, transformations, assumptions, perturbations, and intuitive meaning
  • developer / dev — focuses on interfaces, control flow, contracts, extension points, and debugging/refactoring consequences

scientist mode is meant to push the quiz away from software-trivia or pure contract-checking and toward the meaning of the model and what the code is representing.

Install

From GitHub:

pi install https://github.com/omaclaren/pi-code-quiz

From npm:

pi install npm:pi-code-quiz

Try it without installing:

pi -e https://github.com/omaclaren/pi-code-quiz

After installing, reload or restart pi.

Notes

  • pi-code-quiz is for active recall and code understanding, not passive summaries.
  • Questions are intended to be answerable from the snippet shown in the quiz window.
  • After feedback is shown, you can open a short discussion thread for that card.
  • After a set is finished, you can generate more questions from the same scope.
  • Quiz packets and quiz runs are stored as hidden session entries.

License

MIT