Ask HN: AI tools for learning and spaced repetition
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The missing piece in most learning tools: they assume you manually feed them content.
But where does that content come from? You're already: - Reading HN discussions - Following newsletters - Monitoring subreddits - Scanning Discord servers
What if the same AI that filters this information also: 1. Identifies concepts worth remembering 2. Generates SRS cards automatically 3. Tracks what you've mastered vs what needs review
You'd go from "information overload" → "filtered insights" → "retained knowledge" in one pipeline.
Passive consumption → Active retention, automatically.
This is the direction I'm exploring with Daigest (currently does steps 1-2, considering adding 3). Anyone else see value in this workflow?
But where does that content come from? You're already: - Reading HN discussions - Following newsletters - Monitoring subreddits - Scanning Discord servers
What if the same AI that filters this information also: 1. Identifies concepts worth remembering 2. Generates SRS cards automatically 3. Tracks what you've mastered vs what needs review
You'd go from "information overload" → "filtered insights" → "retained knowledge" in one pipeline.
Passive consumption → Active retention, automatically.
This is the direction I'm exploring with Daigest (currently does steps 1-2, considering adding 3). Anyone else see value in this workflow?
https://app.fenelon.io/
Use AI to create content and exercices, track your progress along your learning objectives, create new content based on your wrong answers, ...
sounds cool. I guess you built this? Is there any way to learn more about how it works before signing in? The homepage doesn't give much away :)
I can almost get chatgpt to do this, and their voice mode is great for question / answer, but it's not really setup to understand / track what you know and what your learning objectives are.
Curious to find out any positive experiences of any new tools out there.