Quiz After
After a finished task, 2–3 questions about the change appear above the prompt.
Illustration. Actual results depend on the mod, terminal and environment.
Install
/plugin marketplace add DannyMac180/skills
/plugin install quiz-after@modsmith
/reload-pluginsRun these commands one at a time in a Claude Code session.
claude plugin marketplace add DannyMac180/skills
claude plugin install quiz-after@modsmithThen run /reload-plugins in your session, or start a new session.
Please install the Claude Code mod "Quiz After" (https://github.com/DannyMac180/skills). Before installing, read the Security and Requirements sections of its README and tell me what it reads and writes, which commands it runs, whether it uses the network, and which Claude Code version, OS and terminal it needs. If everything looks fine, run claude plugin marketplace add DannyMac180/skills and claude plugin install quiz-after@modsmith, then remind me to run /reload-plugins in my session.Send this to Claude Code so it reads the author’s instructions before installing.
git clone https://github.com/DannyMac180/skills
cd skills
claude --plugin-dir ./modsmith/templates/quiz-afterClone the repository and try it in a local session with --plugin-dir.
What it accesses
Based on the author’s documentation, checked when listed; use claude plugin validate to check for yourself.
Reads
YesReads the transcript via fork, the cwd and the explain-this deck file.
Writes files
YesSaves the toggle in plugin store; appends cards.jsonl on Save to deck.
Runs commands
UnspecifiedNetwork
YesMakes one model fork request after qualifying turns.
Introduction
Quiz After is a function-hooks mod from the ModSmith set. When a turn made non-read-only tool calls and ends normally, it makes one $.model.fork that first checks whether the task is finished, then draws 2–3 questions above the prompt with reveal buttons. /quiz toggles it (saved in the plugin store), /quiz now quizzes immediately. Save to deck appends cards to explain-this's cards.jsonl; nothing is written otherwise. The header shows each fork's cached/new/output tokens. Built against Claude Code 2.1.286 declarations; no minimum stated. Preview is from the README.
Who it is for
- People who want to check they understand Claude's changes
- explain-this users doing spaced repetition
Requirements
- Author only says it was built/checked against 2.1.286 declarations; no stated minimum.