Processes furigana fields in selected cards from the Card Browser, reformatting Migaku-exported expression and sentence data for Lapis and Kiku note types.
note-management
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Adds a customizable memo button that opens a memo editor for viewing and editing fields during review, plus a movable, optional F5 audio shortcut button.
Selects the corresponding card 2s for any selected card 1s via Edit > Find, simplifying batch selection of recognition and recall cards.
Automatically converts notes containing cloze deletions into cloze cards, using configurable source and target note types, so you can skip switching note types manually.
Adds review-screen buttons to fix, optimize, or discuss cards, a tutor for learning, and AI-suggested rules that learn your style across existing and future cards.
Audits flashcards with Claude during review, flags badly designed cards, suggests or applies one-click fixes, and refines its rules from user feedback.
Provides a user interface to install and update jp-mining-note, update notifications, and utilities for transferring note types and batch-editing existing notes.
Defines basic note fronts from a specified deck using a Google GenAI model via an API key and writes definitions and synonym distinctions to the backs asynchronously.
Generates Japanese glossaries for cards via external APIs, covering hiragana, katakana, and kanji with readings, romaji, and meanings, using batch processing, caching, and configurable templates.
Merges multiple selected Anki Browser notes into one new note, supporting cross-type field mapping, custom separators, cloze removal, tags, optional review-history transfer, and full undo.
Converts subtitles or text files into Anki language-learning flashcards, with dictionary translations, frequency tracking, and note updating.
Offline add-on assigns Japanese parts of speech to Anki cards from a bundled JMdict database, supporting single-note lookups, bulk updates, and field mapping.
Records cards you confuse with each other, rates both Again in one undoable step, stores events in syncable notes, visualizes a decaying weighted graph, creates filtered decks, and cleans records.
Displays seconds, or seconds plus milliseconds, in the card creation date column to help view and adjust creation dates.
Unsuspends cards matching comma-separated UWorld question IDs entered via Tools, notifying you when no cards are found for some IDs.
Saves and restores marker open/closed states across devices, displays per-deck mastery pie charts, converts existing decks to marker style, and adds one-click editor buttons for markers, choices, labels and ruby.
Links highlighted terms to corresponding Radiopaedia articles via right-click menu and lets users review or modify previously added terms in a JSON file.
Generates concise, exam-focused HTML explanations from selected card fields using OpenAI or Gemini, during review or batch, writing output to a chosen field.
Adds a review-aware AI chat dock inside Anki that explains current cards, searches collections, inspects study history, and applies only user-approved card edits and practice decks.
Builds and maintains vocabulary decks by generating cards and filling missing fields from dictionaries or AI, choosing audio sources, and backing up add-ons.
Flips an existing bilingual deckβs direction and generates offline pronunciation audio for the newly fronted language using local language and text-to-speech models.
Fills Chinese vocabulary flashcards offline from a built-in dictionary, adding pinyin, definitions, examples, character breakdowns and tone colouring, with bulk refresh and browser backfill options.
Integrates Notepad++-style search directly into Anki's note editor, offering real-time highlighting, field-by-field find-all snippets with click-to-jump navigation, and smart HTML stripping for long multilingual notes.
Preserves the entered order of notes in Anki's browser when searching a comma-separated list of NID numbers, ignoring spacing, capitalisation and trailing commas and grouping their cards accordingly.
Translates Anki note fields using AI language models, mapping source fields to target fields across multiple note types with customizable target languages.
Tracks each card through memory, understanding, and action gates using native review logs and field checks, with a dashboard for statistics, separating unmet cards, and restoring them.
Records voice audio during card review via a microphone button or Ctrl+Shift+R, opening the note editor and inserting the recording into a per-note-type field.
Moves selected Anki cards into specified decks using configurable note-type, tag, and card-template rules with wildcards, undo, and debug support.
Automatically fetches and adds contextual photos to cards in the editor or in bulk across decks using free image searches, with hotkeys, custom field mapping, and overwrite or skip options.
Batch-fills selected Anki note fields from local MDX dictionaries entirely offline, with full, filtered, or structured-split output modes and skip, overwrite, or append writing.