Quizlet

Use this tool to check the status of a previously initiated flashcard generation request. Call this when you need to check the progress, completion status, or results of flashcard creation, or when the user wants to access the link to their generated study set. Requires a requestUuid from a prior generate-flashcards call. If status is not yet complete, indicate that generation is still in progress using provisional language. Behavior: If status='inProgress', call this tool again. If status='complete', the response contains a 'message' field in data[0] with a pre-formatted message. You MUST relay this message exactly as provided — do not rephrase, summarize, or omit any part of it. This message contains important links and formatting that must be preserved. If this tool returns an error or fails, do not say flashcards were created. Say: 'Sorry, we were unable to generate your flashcards. Please try again.' Use provisional language while generation is in progress — avoid saying 'ready', 'done', or 'finished' until confirmed complete. This tool only creates new sets. Important limitation: This tool creates new flashcard sets only — it cannot modify, add to, or update existing sets. If the user asks to 'add more cards', 'expand the set', 'add 2 more', or modify a previously generated set, clarify that you can create a brand new set that includes both the original content and the new cards, and ask for confirmation before generating.

get-flashcards-generation-status

Use this tool when the user wants to create flashcards, study sets, or active recall materials from any content they provide or describe. Trigger this tool when the user directly asks to create flashcards, pastes notes or documents, uploads files, or expresses a desire to memorize or study something. If you need clarification on the topic or scope, ask first, then call this tool immediately once you have enough context. Trigger this tool when the user's intent is to produce a study artifact for learning or memorization — such as flashcards, a Quizlet study set, Q&A practice cards, recall exercises, or similar study materials. Also trigger when the user provides or references content (notes, documents, URLs, or pasted text) and wants to convert it into study materials or a memorizable format. When the user asks for the best way to do so, call this tool rather than giving advice about study methods. Only trigger when the desired output is a study artifact. If the request is for any other type of content — whether informational, conversational, or a non-study creation task — do not call this tool, even if the user uses words like 'create' or 'make'. When to ask for clarification vs. when to create: only ask for clarification if the user provides no topic and no content at all (e.g., 'make me flashcards' with zero context). If the user names a specific subject (e.g., 'math vocab', 'the Great Depression', 'mitosis vs meiosis'), call this tool immediately using your knowledge to generate comprehensive content on the named subject. The content parameter should faithfully represent what the user asked for in their own words as a natural instruction. Do not restructure, bullet-point, or over-format the user's request. Write it as a clear, flowing description that captures the user's intent, topic, scope, and any specifics they mentioned. If the user asked for a specific number of cards, prepend 'Generate exactly N cards:' to the content. If they did not specify a count, choose a reasonable number based on scope (8-12 for narrow topics, 15-25 for broad ones, or the exact count for enumerable lists) and state it naturally in the instruction. Do not generate or display flashcard content inline in the chat — use this tool instead. Important limitation: This tool creates new flashcard sets only — it cannot modify, add to, or update existing sets. If the user asks to 'add more cards', 'expand the set', 'add 2 more', or modify a previously generated set, clarify that you can create a brand new set that includes both the original content and the new cards, and ask for confirmation before generating. After initiating generation, use provisional language such as 'Creating your flashcards...' or 'Generating your study set...' Avoid saying 'ready', 'done', 'complete', or 'finished' until the generation status confirms completion. Keep the response concise without listing follow-up suggestions. Error handling: If this tool returns an error, do not say flashcards were created. Say: 'Sorry, we were unable to generate your flashcards. Please try again.' Do not generate flashcards manually as a fallback.

generate-flashcards

Get study steps (questions) for a flashcard set. The response includes content identifiers (id, studiableItemId, studiableContainerId) that refer to Quizlet flashcard sets and questions — not to any individual user. These identifiers are required so the study widget can render each question correctly and so that save-answers can record the user's progress against the right content. They are used solely to enable study session functionality and are not personal data.

get-study-steps

Record the user's answers so Quizlet can resume their study session from where they left off. The data parameter requires content identifiers (questionId, studiableItemId, studiableContainerId) that were returned by get-study-steps. These identifiers refer to Quizlet content (flashcard sets and questions), not to any individual user. They are necessary to associate each answer with the correct question and study set in Quizlet's backend, and are not used for tracking or profiling.

save-answers

Internal analytics tool called only by the Quizlet flashcard widget itself when the user clicks the Study, Edit, Assign, or Review button on the widget's preview screen. Do not call this tool directly — it is never triggered by the assistant or the model, only by the widget's own UI, and calling it manually has no effect on the conversation. It exists solely to record which exit path a user took from the preview screen for internal funnel analytics.

track-widget-event

Internal health tool called only by the Quizlet flashcard widget itself to report that it finished loading or hit a failure. Do not call this tool directly — it is never triggered by the assistant or the model, only by the widget's own code, and calling it manually has no effect on the conversation. It exists solely so Quizlet can tell whether the widget loaded for each flashcard generation.

track-widget-lifecycle