Lets you answer flashcards by typing, speaking, or handwriting, then has a chosen LLM grade the answer as correct, partly, or totally wrong and explain mistakes.
Alternatives to LLM Answer Grader: type your answer, get graded by AI!
AnkiWeb addon 365951175
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Scores typed flashcard answers with a 0–100% AI similarity grade, optional partial credit, automatic Again/Hard/Good/Easy selection, and OpenAI or Gemini support.
Grades written Anki answers using an LLM, retrieves supporting material via semantic RAG, offers tutor explanations, analytics, batch assessment, and optional interval suggestions.
Turns Anki reviews into chat-based AI sessions that semantically grade typed answers, suggest difficulty ratings, and support follow-up questions using OpenAI or Gemini providers.
Randomizes image-occlusion answer-box placement each review and draws an arrow to the target, supporting forward/reverse/typing modes, context labels, and single-card cycling.
Automatically rates typed answers as hard, good, or easy based on configurable response-time thresholds, with options for handling mismatches, multiple answer fields, and confirming ratings.
Adds an optional, resizable multiline typing box to the reviewer bottom bar; typed text remains visible on the answer side, resets per question, and its font size is configurable.
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 AI content for selected flashcards using Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or DeepSeek, saving custom-prompted results—definitions, translations, example sentences—directly into chosen fields via your own API key.
Adds an in-card AI tutor for on-the-spot explanations, mnemonics, translations, image understanding, answer grading, and saved answers during review, using free or user-supplied models.
Semantically evaluates typed Anki answers using multiple AI providers, providing a 0–10 score, improvement tips, review suggestions, configurable prompts, and multilingual feedback.
Adds a text box to the reviewer's bottom bar and blocks Show Answer until something is typed, acting as a commitment mechanism without checking answers or requiring custom templates.