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Mnemoloop 1.10 primes the notes behind hard cards

Priming surfaces the source notes behind your hardest cards, the dashboard starts the next study task, and rendered links gain hover previews.

1 min readMarco Pozzecco

Revisit before you review

Priming is a focused space for the source material behind your flashcards. It schedules nothing; it puts the note in front of you before the cards ask you to recall it.

A flashcard points at its source note through the source field. When that card crosses the difficulty threshold you set under Settings → Mnemoloop, its source note becomes available in the Priming view. The dashboard shows which decks have notes ready and opens the view directly, so you can move from "these cards are hard" to the note that explains them in one step.

Start the next task from the dashboard

Study-next actions on the dashboard take you into the next thing to study, without a detour through the sidebar between one task and the next.

Keep context close

A link rendered inside a flashcard now supports Obsidian's hover preview. Read the linked note in place when a card refers to a broader idea, without leaving the review or losing your place.

Smaller fixes

  • Source-note threshold settings validate in a simpler way.
  • The shared Card primitive accepts the standard class prop.

Mnemoloop 1.10.0 is in the community plugin directory now. The full list of changes is in the changelog.

Mnemoloop is free and open source.

Runs inside Obsidian on desktop and mobile. No account, no telemetry.

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