AnkiWeb addon 1957361198
Sends bulk ChatGPT questions about selected Anki notes, inserting responses into a chosen field, with configurable prompts, tags, API key, timeout, retries, and request options; results may be unreliable.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 23.10.1 | + | 2024-01-15 |
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Bulk-inserts color-coded SVG kanji and optional kana stroke order diagrams into a chosen field, with deck, note type, tag, card-state filters and dark mode support.
Embeds AI services like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude in a dockable panel, enabling custom prompts, one-click pasting of responses into note fields, and configurable shortcuts.
Bulk-adds many notes at once via an editable table or YAML text view, exporting to the clipboard for LLMs or spreadsheets, using existing notes as context.
Generates basic, cloze, and pairing flashcards from any text using ChatGPT, with selectable model, card count, response length, editing, manual review, and automatic language detection.
Generates AI study explanations, examples, hints, quizzes, and card-improvement suggestions from card content using Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude, then displays, saves, or bulk-generates them.
Generates a web of hanzi/kanji across Anki notes by adding examples from already-reviewed cards, with configurable click actions and context menus for dictionary, browser, and related lookups.
This addon asks ChatGPT a question in bulk about notes in your Anki collection. For example, if you have a deck of vocabulary words, you may ask it to generate example sentences, list homynyms, classify parts of speech, etc.
Much like soothsayers in real life, this addon will sometimes lie or otherwise give bad information. LLMs are not yet reliable to take at face value.
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This addon asks ChatGPT a question in bulk about notes in your Anki collection. For example, if you have a deck of vocabulary words, you may ask it to generate example sentences, list homynyms, classify parts of speech, etc.
Much like soothsayers in real life, this addon will sometimes lie or otherwise give bad information. LLMs are not yet reliable to take at face value.
You may install this from its Anki Web
page. You may alternatively
download it from the GitHub releases page, then install in Anki via Tools -> Add-ons -> Install from file…
Select a group of notes in the browser and invoke the Soothsayer via Edit -> Consult the Soothsayer…. Here you may configure a number of options.
The question you want to ask the soothsayer. Words surrounded in curly braces
(e.g. {Word}) will be replaced with the corresponding field on the note. For
example, to generate example sentences for a card with a field Word:
Give me 5 example sentences which demonstrate how to use "{Word}" separated by newlines.
The field to store the ChatGPT response in. Note that this field will be completely overwritten.
A tag to add to completed notes. If blank, no tag is added.
Your private OpenAI key. You can find it here if you have an account. Note that this will be stored in plaintext in your Anki configuration.
Timeout in seconds before failing a request.
Number times to retry a failed request before giving up.
The options to pass along with the chat message request, written as a JSON object. You can tweak the model, max tokens, etc. See the API docs for more information about the full list of options. For example, to limit tokens:
{
"model": "gpt-5.3-turbo",
"max_tokens": 20
}