Lets OpenEvidence communicate with Anki, enabling one-click flashcard creation directly from the USMLE Prep Tutor; it is a fork of AnkiConnect.
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Runs a local HTTP JSON API exposing Anki actions such as querying decks, creating cards, and managing notes, serving as a backend for the osu!gengo game mode.
Automatically fills empty Picture fields in a selected deck with high-quality images from Pexels, Unsplash, or Google Images via SerpAPI, using chosen note fields as search terms.
Downgrades AnkiConnect to a selectable older version, defaulting to 23.10.29.0, overwriting the current installation while preserving settings to restore compatibility on older Anki versions.
Delivers a customized build of the AnkiConnect interface, enabling external applications to interact with Anki programmatically.
Connects Anki to dictionary, mining and script tools through an AnkiConnect-compatible API, adding per-app permissions, selective queries, live change events and undoable writes.
Automatically attaches images and GIFs to Anki vocabulary cards, classifying words into 14 groups, reranking candidate images with CLIP, and verifying them through Vision QC before insertion.
Periodically sends selected fields from Anki notes matching search queries, compressed via webhook to a TRMNL server for display, supporting multiple configurations and mashups.
Integrates Anki with a web application so users can subscribe to and collaborate on decks, sync real-time updates, view community suggestions, and customize cards.
Automatically updates subscribed Anki decks from a remote server, with manual or startup checks, one-click updates, version tracking, changelog display, and a simple subscription configuration dialog.
Reviews tree-structured diagrams exported from a web app in Anki, generating new cards from unanswered nodes and offering expand/collapse, simplification, shuffle, and double-click answering.
Runs a local MCP server inside Anki so AI assistants can create cards, quiz you, search and manage decks live, with an optional public tunnel for remote access.