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I Built a Math Helper for my 5th Grader

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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend My 5th grader needs some help with math. I wanted to build a simple app to take a homework problem she was struggling with and create a few additional sample problems that exercise the same concept but with different values. Code / math_homework_helper Math Practice Generator A tiny local web app for generating practice variants of a 5th-grade math problem Type in a problem your kid got stuck on, and a local Gemma model (via Ollama) will generate new problems that test the same skill at the same difficulty, with d

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