Explain it, then quiz me — study loop

An explanation usually feels understood. Whether it was depends on answering questions about it, and getting questions means asking the bot again, and keeping the ones you missed is yet another job. When those three steps come apart, studying stops there. WhipWhip joins them into one sequence.

How the run goes

1. You name what you don't know. A concept, or a sentence you got stuck on.
2. You get the explanation. Set the level once and it arrives at that level every time.
3. Five questions follow immediately. They come out of that explanation, so you never get the mismatch where the explanation was easy and the questions come from somewhere else.
4. Only what you missed is kept. What you got right passes; the weak spots stay. Later you review just those.

Why a single chat drifts

Ask about the same topic again and the bot has no idea what you got wrong last time. Name a conversation once and any run comes back to that conversation, so the misses accumulate in one place. What scatters is not the knowledge but the context, and holding the context is what this sequence does.

What you need

A desktop Chromium browser — Chrome or Edge — and an account with a chatbot you already use. WhipWhip is free and asks for no sign-up. Your conversations never leave your browser.

How to take it

This workflow is on the board. Copy the one string in the post and paste it into the extension's Settings → Import — a preview comes up before anything is saved.