Exports Anki review history to CSV or JSONL for use with LLMs, with deck, time, tag, interval, and field filters plus optional summary files.
Alternatives to csv exporter
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Imports CSV or pasted text into Anki with auto-detected delimiters and note types, searchable deck selection, quick imports, subdeck creation, tag handling, and session history browsing or deletion.
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Turns pasted CSV into notes by auto-detecting delimiters, suggesting note types, creating subdecks, and importing through quick import or Anki’s standard dialog.