Gizmo

Use this when the user asks to make, create or save flashcards or a study deck, either from content in the conversation or about a topic they name. You write the cards; this saves them as a new private deck in Gizmo and returns a link the user opens to study and edit the deck in Gizmo (they sign in or sign up there). Write atomic cards (one fact each), accurate and in the language the user is using. Create interactive questions only; plain front-and-back cards are not supported. Choose a supported question kind for the learning objective: prefer cloze for recalling names, terms, vocabulary and formula components in context rather than turning every fact into recognition or true/false; true_or_false checks factual claims, order_items tests sequences, match_pairs tests associations, and select_multiple tests selection among alternatives. Ordering needs at least three items, matching at least three pairs, and selection at least four options with at least two correct and one incorrect. Each cloze segment must include exactly one correct answer and at least two plausible incorrect distractors. Do not include URLs or markdown links in deck names, descriptions, prompts or answers; only the required cloze #segment markers are allowed. Back text is optional; omit it by default. Cloze backs are visible while answering: hide every tested answer in a #segment marker and never repeat it in unhidden text. For translation practice in any language pair, front must contain only the source-language sentence, without segment markers; back must be present with only the target-language sentence and hidden segments. Never combine both sentences in front with newlines, and omit instruction preambles. Do not use this to answer questions, to only show flashcards in the chat without saving them, or to change an existing deck: each call creates a new deck.

create_flashcard_deck