right now i don't think there is a feature that shows it explicitly like how things are under the Priorities section. However if you go to 'Questions' and play around with the filters, like by "tag" and "number of takes" and put 'number of takes as 2+" it shows you the questions you took, for a specific tag like "causal reasoning' and the 2+ times you took those questions. It shows you whether you got it wrong and right.
But if you want to keep track i think there's a way -- first you save a copy of your current view of your Priorities page, where Your accuracy is shown in percentage. And then once you feel like you're improving, go back to to priorities page and do the same thing. your accuracy percentage should have improved. You'll just be recording the time spent improving manually and not from 7sage.
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right now i don't think there is a feature that shows it explicitly like how things are under the Priorities section. However if you go to 'Questions' and play around with the filters, like by "tag" and "number of takes" and put 'number of takes as 2+" it shows you the questions you took, for a specific tag like "causal reasoning' and the 2+ times you took those questions. It shows you whether you got it wrong and right.
But if you want to keep track i think there's a way -- first you save a copy of your current view of your Priorities page, where Your accuracy is shown in percentage. And then once you feel like you're improving, go back to to priorities page and do the same thing. your accuracy percentage should have improved. You'll just be recording the time spent improving manually and not from 7sage.