Links cards through in-text, external, and visual graph connections, plus PDF page links, grouped review, and automatic link titles for organized Anki knowledge.
Alternatives to Yukogurafu (有向グラフ): directed graphs of knowledge for concise, deduplicated cards
AnkiWeb addon 665790891
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