Automatically fills Anki note fields using multiple LLM providers, with customizable prompts, batch processing, selective retries, and encrypted backups.
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Saves and restores enabled add-ons, and semi-automatically identifies problematic add-ons by disabling halves and prompting restart and reproduction checks.
An experimental, currently non-working Anki 2.1 add-on that backs up add-on settings and configurations alongside notes, syncing them via AnkiWeb to restore and reinstall previously used add-ons.
Adds a restart button, menu shortcut, and update prompt to quickly reboot Anki, with optional safe mode, custom paths, and a more reliable launcher-based restart.
Disables automatic add-on updates that appear when Anki starts, offering an on/off toggle in the Tools menu while still allowing manual updates.
Adds tooltips to Anki cards via editor buttons and shortcuts, with an in-editor tooltip editor, note-type CSS/JavaScript management, and front/back display options.
Adds a File menu option and Ctrl+R shortcut to reload the collection with a backup, without closing Anki, though it no longer works on newer versions.
Backs up add-on IDs via a synced deck and local add-on folders to WebDAV for restoration, optionally syncing selected decks to a self-hosted MCP knowledge base.
Syncs words encountered in LingQ into Anki, creating a deck for each selected language and supporting AwesomeTTS pronunciation presets.
Trains mental math inside Anki with adaptive addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division practice, level-based gamification, performance graphs, weakness tracking, themes, hotkeys, and progress backup.
Lets users postpone updates for selected add-ons and optionally diff the add-ons folder before and after updating to inspect changes.
Reorders cards based on word knowledge and word importance to optimize language-learning study order, supporting many languages via spaCy and CAMeL Tools, though the project is now archived.