AnkiWeb addon 1541448941
Checks a published GitHub manifest and adds only missing notes whose deck digest changed, storing SHA-256 digests per deck without altering existing or removed notes.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.50 | 25.10+ | 2026-09-21 |
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Synchronizes Anki decks one-way from a published Google Sheets CSV, creating, updating, and removing Basic or Cloze cards and assigning tags, without reverse syncing.
Syncs Anki decks with published Google Docs as the source of truth, adding, updating, or deleting cards while preserving update history.
Backs up selected, enabled, or disabled add-ons into installable id.ankiaddon archives whose filenames include identifying details, sourcing files from AnkiWeb or local disk and creating missing manifest.json files when needed.
Organizes class lectures and courses into exam decks, files cards automatically, and adds AI quizzes, study help, reports, and settings.
Extends Anki's editor duplicate checking so fields marked with _pk, along with the first field, must match, updating highlighting and duplicate search links.
Detects cards trending toward leech status when you press Again, checks their review history, and shows a short tooltip or popup urging you to pause and relearn without altering scheduling.
Desktop Anki add-on that checks the published manifest on GitHub and adds notes that are not already present in the current collection.
The add-on stores the last successfully synchronized SHA-256 digest for every deck in Anki's per-collection configuration. A deck is downloaded only when its manifest digest differs. Existing and removed notes are never changed.
This repository contains:
uploader/: the read-only Go command that exports an Anki deck.decks/: deterministic public deck snapshots.syncaddon/: cross-platform Anki Desktop synchronization add-on.manifest.json: published deck index and exact snapshot digests.Keep Anki Desktop running with AnkiConnect available at
http://127.0.0.1:8765, then run from the repository root:
go run ./uploader/cmd/uploader "French A1"
Add -v to print one progress line for each source card:
go run ./uploader/cmd/uploader -v "French A1"
To require a clean, synchronized Git branch and publish the generated snapshot:
go run ./uploader/cmd/uploader --push "French A1"
The uploader only calls read operations in AnkiConnect. It does not change notes, cards, decks, or review scheduling.
Each successful export also updates the root manifest.json with the exact
SHA-256 digest and note count of the generated snapshot.