remember-me-gre 1.0.1

A GRE vocabulary practice tool with AI assistance

English Version

Remember Me

This program allows you to learn, test, and manage vocabulary lists. It also provides optional AI-powered validation and example-sentence generation features through Kimi AI (example link).

1. Prerequisites and Installation

1. Install Python 3.
2. Install the package (example command if you have built and published it):

   pip install remember-me
   

3. Prepare a CSV file with vocabulary words (e.g., word_sheets/Word_Sheet1.csv).

2. Enabling AI Features (MOONSHOT_API_KEY)

To use AI validation and example-sentence generation, you need an API key from Kimi AI. Follow these steps:

1. Sign up / log in to Kimi AI and create a new API key.
2. Set an environment variable MOONSHOT_API_KEY. Below are two simple methods:

Method A (macOS / Linux)

1. Open a terminal.
2. Append the following to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc:

   export MOONSHOT_API_KEY="YOUR_KIMI_AI_KEY"
   

3. Run source ~/.bashrc (or source ~/.zshrc) to apply changes.

Method B (Windows)

1. Open Command Prompt or PowerShell.

2. Type:

   set MOONSHOT_API_KEY=YOUR_KIMI_AI_KEY
   

3. press enter

Tip: You can also permanently set it in “System Properties → Environment Variables” by creating a new user variable named MOONSHOT_API_KEY with your API key.

3. Usage

1. Run the program:

   remember_me
   

2. Specify the path to your vocabulary file when prompted (e.g., word_sheets/Word_Sheet1.csv).

3. Follow the on-screen menu to choose a mode:

• Learning Mode: View definitions in order or randomly.
• Testing Mode: Enter the meaning yourself and get real-time validation.
• Section Testing/Learning: Focus on specific sections if your CSV is divided by “Section 1”, “Section 2”, etc.
• Manage Starred Words: Add, remove, or test specifically starred words.

If you have set MOONSHOT_API_KEY, the program will attempt AI-based validation whenever the local method fails. It can also generate example sentences with translations.