Syncs selected Anki notes to an Obsidian vault, providing a fixed version compatible with Anki 23 and later.
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Exports Anki notes differentially to Markdown in Obsidian, mirroring deck folders, syncing images/video/audio, generating index files, and linking cards back to Anki.
Imports Obsidian vault files into Anki as notes, preserving wiki-links and converting bold, italics, highlights, images, lists, and Q&A into cloze cards based on configurable modes.
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Syncs Notion pages and databases directly into local Anki decks via the official API, preserving rich blocks, images, reverse toggles, and optionally creating image occlusion cards.
Reads Markdown and text notes to generate accurate Basic and Cloze Anki flashcards locally via Ollama, with duplicate detection, auto-tagging, custom prompts and an English/Italian interface.
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Synchronizes content across multiple Anki notes using unidirectional or bidirectional sync blocks, with templates for generating content and configurable conflict handling.