Retire Cards Custom Interval

AnkiWeb addon 1581729471

Automatically suspends mature cards on profile startup using per-deck interval thresholds, skipping already-suspended cards and tagging affected notes with a configurable retired tag.
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2026-04-20
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25.09.2~
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  • Last update or commit: 2026-04-20 (195 days before the snapshot).

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Description

Anki Card Retirement

Anki Card Retirement is an Anki add-on that automatically retires mature cards on startup.

What It Does

  • runs automatically when an Anki profile opens
  • uses deck-specific retirement rules
  • suspends only cards that are not already suspended
  • tags the affected notes with !meta::retired by default
  • adds a shared Moritz Add-ons -> Anki Card Retirement -> Settings menu entry

Default Config

{
  "deck_rules": [
    {
      "deck": "Default",
      "interval_days": 365
    }
  ],
  "retired_tag": "!meta::retired"
}

How It Works

For each configured deck rule, the add-on runs a search like this:

(deck:"Deck Name" or deck:"Deck Name::*") prop:ivl>=365 -is:suspended

That means:

  • the interval is Anki's review interval in days (prop:ivl)
  • cards are retired when their interval is greater than or equal to the configured day value
  • child decks are included automatically via deck:"Deck Name::*"
  • already suspended cards are skipped

Users can change the deck rules in the settings dialog with one rule per line:

Deck Name | 365

Installation

Install the add-on from AnkiWeb if a release is available, or install it manually from a packaged .ankiaddon file.

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