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Explains database-check error messages and adds extra integrity checks/fixes for duplicate note cards, missing deck or deck-option parameters, and duplicate note GUIDs, warning users to back up first.
Imports markdown files as flashcards with customizable front/back delimiters and KaTeX support, though it lacks error handling and requires specifying semicolon separators during import.
Adds Vim-style keybindings to Anki's note editor, with normal and insert modes, cursor movement, J/K field navigation, a mode indicator, and partially working visual, delete, and yank operations.
Filters medical deck tags, applies high/low-yield filters, promotes AnKing/Malleus cards into personal decks, shows deck card-state charts, and adds keyboard shortcuts.
Acts as a placeholder for a planned built-in spell-checker with customizable dictionaries, beta-tested by VIP members before eventual public release.
Generates Anki language-learning decks from word lists, adding translations, images, audio pronunciations, Tatoeba examples, and two-way cards, usable standalone or as a Windows-only addon.
Lets you set a daily cap on the combined number of new and review cards, configurable in deck options, with reviewer and overview counts adjusted on PC.
Adds a Genshin Impact-style gacha system where answering cards Good or Easy earns points to roll for characters and weapons, with pity guarantees.
Generates Japanese readings for custom-named fields across decks, including multiple fields at once, while preserving existing readings and requiring the Japanese Support add-on.
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.
Automatically adds phonetics and audio from the OALD10 dictionary to flashcards, though it is still under development.
Provides a pharmacy board exam study dashboard with deck progress, weak-card detection, ranked review recommendations, activity heatmaps, exam countdown, and in-app access to identified cards.
Displays a resizable mini debug console for add-on development, with Anki and standalone Python modes, persistent position, customizable font, shortcuts, and socket reconnection.
Estimates how many words you know from your Anki cards, currently supporting only Japanese, and is in unstable alpha development.
Controls desktop Anki card review with webcam-detected face and hand gestures for revealing answers and rating cards, without remotes or coding.
Analyzes Japanese in Anki cards to track known words, find level-appropriate media, identify missing vocabulary, and reorder new cards so k+1 sentences come first.
Adds persistent text colouring and highlighting with savable presets, plus image resizing via eight handles, dragging, deletion, and Ctrl+Z undo.
Enables real-time study rooms with friends, showing study time, review counts, and activity status, plus leaderboards, pokes, anonymous room-code joining, and activity analytics.
Intercepts Anki imports and AnkiCollab syncs, shows a red/green visual diff, and lets you accept or reject changes card-by-card and field-by-field, with history tracked in the Browser sidebar.
Automatically syncs anonymized review counts and active study time to the Hinabi dashboard for a unified progress view, without uploading flashcard content or deck names.
Helps catch up on overdue decks with daily recovery targets, create topic-based preparation sessions, and extract UWorld question IDs from existing card tags.
Keeps Anki running in the Windows system tray when minimized or closed, so integrations like AnkiConnect, Yomitan, asbplayer, and Fushi keep receiving cards and media; click the tray icon to restore.
Currently in early alpha with no documented features or description provided.
Turns text passages into click-the-word quizzes with instant feedback, configurable word styles, explanations, audio and images, working across Anki Desktop, AnkiWeb, AnkiDroid and AnkiMobile.
Creates Anki flashcards from Google Docs formatted as bullet points, preserving text formatting and images, and syncs updated or removable remote decks.
Turns Anki reviews into a multiplayer Civilization-style strategy game where players build cities, research technologies, race for wonders, and compete asynchronously with friends or computer opponents.
Adds a scroll icon beside decks that opens an easier card-editing format and lets you share decks via Google for collaboration after syncing.
Turns Anki into a connected classroom, letting teachers push decks, monitor study time and performance, watch live sessions, chat with students, and display class rankings.
Supports a website where users upload decks and play mini-games using their cards, currently in early alpha testing.