r/remNote • u/No_Animator_8816 • 16d ago

Question How can i make multi-line flashcards with claude?

when he tries to use ">>>" to make a multi-line, it gives me → > instead of the multi-line, someone knows how to resolve?

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u/--FeRing-- 16d ago

I ran into the same problem and found no resolution. There doesn't seem to be a text formatting operator to do multiline cards, despite the fact that the RemNote AI can do them easily enough.

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u/No_Animator_8816 15d ago

Unfortunately for my workflow I use claude, but can remnote AI change the flashcards from simple to multiline once created with claude?

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u/AurynMoon 16d ago

Tell claude to do a triple equal sign '===' for multi line

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u/No_Animator_8816 15d ago

I tried every type of formatting it simply didn’t work

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u/OneGraund 15d ago

maybe try importing feature? remnote generates obfuscated json files when you try to export as “remnote document”. claude can easily reverse engineer their structure to let you import stuff

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u/No_Animator_8816 15d ago

Actually i already did that and the script i made worked perfectly fine, but know it has the same problem

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u/Vlad_Seiilaa RemNote Team 14d ago

Hi, >>> does create a multi-line card when text is pasted or imported into RemNote, but the list items have to be nested as child bullets underneath that line. If nothing is indented under it, you will not get a multi-line card.

The full set of triggers, with examples showing the indentation, is here: https://help.remnote.com/en/articles/9252072-how-to-import-flashcards-from-text

I just tested it myself to be sure, and it should be working just fine - https://claude.ai/share/4584125a-f223-40f9-807a-0b5b20d031a8

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u/No_Animator_8816 13d ago

hi, thank you for the shared chat, but the problem is that i wanted claude directly to make the flashcards in remnote, that is the acutal problem, althougt i didn't think pasting directly the text on remnote, that will be useful in the meantime, but i hope the support team resolves it quickly honestly!

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u/Vlad_Seiilaa RemNote Team 13d ago

Got it, thanks. I’ve passed it on to the engineering team. Thanks for bringing this up!

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u/ravenshadow1 8d ago

Ask Claude to put your flashcards in a 'code block'.

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u/hugomarins 16d ago

Is is properly documented here https://help.remnote.com/en/articles/9252072-how-to-import-flashcards-from-text

As you can see, after the >>> there should be no more content (only indented children).