AnkiWeb addon 1937582734
Automates daily USMLE filtered-deck creation from high-yield and error tags, offering one-click rebuild and optional automatic rebuild on startup that respects the rollover hour.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-03-15 |
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Creates hierarchical filtered decks from tag trees in one click and lets you rebuild, empty, pin, and bulk-manage them via hover actions and a manager.
Suggests and moves notes into appropriate subdecks using text and tag scoring, and lets users reorder decks via drag-and-drop.
Filters medical deck tags, applies high/low-yield filters, promotes AnKing/Malleus cards into personal decks, shows deck card-state charts, and adds keyboard shortcuts.
Creates filtered decks from browser tags via right-click or Alt-click, with customizable names, card counts, search suffixes, and sort orders.
Adds collapsible sidebars to Anki featuring AI card assistance, to-do lists, notes, exam countdowns, timers, a stopwatch, and quick filtered-deck creation for medical study.
Creates a filtered deck from a right-clicked tag in the browser sidebar, with configurable supplemental searches, card limits, automatic unsuspending, and default ordering.
Automates daily filtered deck creation for USMLE study using High Yield tags.
Eliminates the manual overhead of rebuilding filtered decks each day.
Features
1-HighYield, 2-RelativelyHighYield, 3-HighYield-temporary)Deck Structure
00 — Due cards with error tag AND any HY tag01 — Due + learning cards tagged 1-HighYield02 — Due + learning cards tagged 2-RelativelyHighYield03 — Due + learning cards tagged 3-HighYield-temporary05 — New cards with error tag AND any HY tagSetup
gmberro)Requirements Anki 23.10 or later.
How Auto-Rebuild Works
On Anki startup the addon compares sched.today against the last build day. If different, it silently clears and rebuilds — no dialog, only a brief tooltip. Respects the configured rollover hour.
A Note from the Author This addon does its job — it surfaces the most relevant cards and meaningfully improves review quality. However, after extended use I noticed a side effect worth mentioning: knowing the high-yield cards are already covered tends to reduce the motivation to finish the remaining deck. If you are someone who is driven by clearing everything to zero, be aware of this dynamic. Use the decks as a priority filter, not a replacement for your full daily review.
Crafted by drgmb — MIT License
Automates daily filtered deck creation for USMLE study using High Yield tags. Eliminates the manual overhead of rebuilding filtered decks each day so you can focus on reviews.
1-HighYield, 2-RelativelyHighYield, 3-HighYield-temporary)| Prefix | Deck Name Pattern | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| 00 | [error_tag] + HY (1,2,3) [date] | Due cards with error tag AND any HY tag |
| 01 | HY Cards [date] | Due + learning cards tagged 1-HighYield |
| 02 | Relative HY Cards [date] | Due + learning cards tagged 2-RelativelyHighYield |
| 03 | Temporary HY Cards [date] | Due + learning cards tagged 3-HighYield-temporary |
| 05 | NEW + [error_tag] + HY (1,2,3) [date] | New cards with error tag AND any HY tag |
AnkiWeb: Tools → Add-ons → Get Add-ons → paste the addon ID
Manual:
Download .ankiaddon → Tools → Add-ons → Install from file
gmberro)On Anki startup, the addon compares the current sched.today value against the last build day. If different, it silently clears old decks and rebuilds. No dialog is shown—only a brief tooltip notification. Uses Anki's internal day counter, so it respects the configured rollover hour.
Crafted by drgmb