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.
Addons by yuwayanagitani
Addons whose GitHub repository belongs to yuwayanagitani.
Creates and reviews single- and multiple-choice questions in Anki with an exam-style interface showing your selections, correct answers, color-coded feedback, and optional explanations.
Exports the back sides of selected cards to a standalone HTML file, preserving styling and images, ready for printing, sharing, archiving, or saving as PDF.
Adds automatic text-to-speech playback and assigns TTS tags to selected fields per note type, without editing templates, supporting batch processing and language-specific voices.
Creates empty Anki decks, including nested Parent::Child hierarchies, via a paste-and-go dialog with preview, duplicate removal, comment support, remembered input and safe reuse of existing decks.
Displays recent Anki review activity as a cached, customizable bar graph directly on the Decks screen, with configurable date ranges, optional daily goal line, and hover details.
Lets you attach quick memos to cards during review and browse them later in a chronological timeline, with links to related notes.
Calculates tag-based coverage and completion ratios across selected decks, displaying colored percentage indicators and supporting OR/AND tag logic, flexible deck scoping, and optional auto-updates.
Automatically tags notes lacking images based on configurable keywords and fields, with cleanup once images are added, so image-needing cards can be systematically found and improved.
Duplicates selected notes into the Default deck and translates specified fields using OpenAI or Gemini, leaving original cards untouched.
Creates multiple image-occlusion cards by drawing and editing masks on images, with optional AI-suggested masks and non-destructive originals.
Uses AI to split long, overloaded Anki cards into multiple focused Q&A cards while preserving the original, with batch cleanup, reviewer access, and configurable providers.
Tracks deck-level questions, doubts, and unfinished thoughts as open or closed memos in a GitHub Issues-style, filterable timeline separate from flashcards.
Translates flashcard question and answer fields into a chosen language using OpenAI or Gemini, storing results in separate fields while keeping originals, with single-card and batch workflows and configurable API keys.
Generates HTML explanations for current or batched cards via OpenAI or Gemini, using custom prompts and selected note fields, with skip, overwrite, or append output options.
Automatically tags notes with difficulty levels based on real review stats like lapses, interval, and ease, helping identify hard and easy cards.
Displays random images from a media subfolder on the question, answer, or both sides of cards without editing notes or templates, with optional filename captions, repeat avoidance, and display intervals.
Generates concise, exam-focused HTML explanations from selected card fields using OpenAI or Gemini, during review or batch, writing output to a chosen field.