Runs a local MCP server inside Anki so AI assistants can create cards, quiz you, search and manage decks live, with an optional public tunnel for remote access.
Alternatives to 🌐Local Anki Server - Use self-hosted server with Wifi (Created by Shigeඞ)
AnkiWeb addon 49665391
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Similar addons (found without AI)
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 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.
Automatically hides Anki after a set number of reviewed cards and shows a movable, customizable countdown break timer, then redisplays Anki when the break ends.
Adds one-click syntax highlighting to selected or pasted code in Anki's editor, with line numbers, customizable themes, CSS or inline highlighting, and hotkeys.
Generates local AI text-to-speech audio from selected text or notes using downloadable voices in about 25 languages, with playback and bulk saving to cards.
Keeps Anki above other applications, with a customizable shortcut (Alt+A) and Tools menu toggle, supports all windows and remembers the enabled state across restarts.
Adds Halo- and Call of Duty-inspired killstreak animations and medal rewards for correct Anki answers, updated for the latest Anki with leaderboards and Chase Mode removed.
Runs a local MCP server inside Anki so Claude or other LLM clients can create, search, edit, move and study your cards conversationally, plus analyze retention.
Sends configurable, escalating inactivity alerts—from desktop tooltips to repeating push, messaging, SMS, and voice—through multiple channels, with weekday, study-window, quiet-hour, and due-card gates, configured via native GUI.
Generates local Ollama vector embeddings for Anki cards, stored in ChromaDB, enabling semantic natural-language searches via "vec:" queries that can combine with keyword filters.
Runs a local server from which Yomitan fetches audio from a database of over 250,000 expressions, enabling near-instant, offline card creation with improved audio coverage and quality.