A dependency-free JS linter for AI quiz generator output
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The article presents a dependency-free JavaScript linter that sits between an AI quiz generator and human review, flagging structural problems such as duplicate answer keys, repeated options and confident wrong answers. It separates broken data from items that merely need a closer look, but cannot verify factual accuracy or assessment quality.
Latest turnA quiz generator can return valid JSON that still holds two answer keys, repeated options or a confidently wrong answer. The tutorial builds a dependency-free JavaScript linter that sits between generation and editorial review, returning a list of specific findings and separating broken data from questions that need a closer look. It does not certify factual accuracy or assessment quality.
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A quiz generator can return valid JSON that still holds two answer keys, repeated options or a confidently wrong answer. The tutorial builds a dependency-free JavaScript linter that sits between generation and editorial review, returning a list of specific findings and separating broken data from questions that need a closer look. It does not certify factual accuracy or assessment quality.
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