Trivia Quiz

What This Skill Does

The Trivia Quiz skill is a comprehensive, self-contained educational assistant designed for the OpenClaw agent. It functions as a local study management system, enabling users to orchestrate their learning journey without relying on external servers or internet connectivity. The tool provides a suite of features including topic-based learning sessions, interactive quizzes, custom flashcard creation, and an integrated spaced-repetition system. By maintaining a local data directory at ~/.local/share/trivia-quiz/, the skill ensures that all study notes, command history, and progress logs remain private and under the user's control. It is designed for learners who need a structured path to mastery, offering everything from roadmap generation to quick note-taking during lectures.

Installation

To install this skill, use the ClawHub command-line interface. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bytesagain1/trivia-quiz

Ensure that you have Bash version 4.0 or higher installed, along with standard coreutils such as date, wc, and mkdir. The skill automatically initializes the required data directory upon the first execution.

Use Cases

1. Technical Skill Acquisition: Use the learn and roadmap commands to break down complex subjects like programming languages or architecture into manageable, actionable steps.
2. Exam Preparation: Utilize the quiz and test functions to perform low-stakes testing, followed by review to reinforce retention via scientifically backed spaced-repetition intervals.
3. Knowledge Retention: Build a personal library of flashcards for key definitions or syntax, and use the review cycle to ensure you do not forget the material over time.
4. Contextual Capture: Use the note command as a quick, timestamped scratchpad during meetings or tutorials to track key takeaways.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, start a learning session on Kubernetes and give me a 4-week roadmap."
2. "I need to review my flashcards today, please run the review command."
3. "Save a note that the OSI model layer 3 is the Network layer."

Tips & Limitations

• Tips: Frequently use the progress command to maintain motivation and view your consistency. Treat the note command as an extension of your memory—the more you record, the more robust your data.log becomes for future searches.
• Limitations: This tool works entirely offline. It does not pull real-time internet data, meaning all quiz content and summaries are either pre-configured or generated from local stored knowledge. It does not perform cloud sync, so if you switch machines, you must manually migrate your ~/.local/share/trivia-quiz/ directory.