AnkiWeb
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- 13 (π 12 Β· π 1)
- Updated
- 2020-10-06
- Anki versions
- unknown
- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 925419294
Provides inline prefix autocomplete for the exact note type and field in Anki's Add Card screen, though currently non-functional due to Anki DOM issues.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | β | 2020-10-06 |
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Adds inline prefix autocomplete to the Add Card screen, suggesting matching values from the same note type and field for one-click entry.
Adds editor autocomplete suggesting existing values from the same note type and field, selectable by click or Tab, with toggling and strict/loose search modes.
Adds local Ollama-powered inline AI to Anki for autocomplete, Cmd+K prompting, natural-language browse search, and PDF-grounded lecture support without API keys or telemetry.
Fills blank Anki note fields with AI-generated text, audio, and images using configurable per-field instructions, batch processing, and multiple providers.
Links flashcards to exact PDF pages, enables in-Anki reading, AI cloze generation, explanations, and auto-fills PDF path/page fields.
Grades typed answers on Anki cards inline using an LLM, returning score, corrections, feedback, alternatives, and suggested rating, with local history and configurable providers.
This is an updated version of Sartak's Editor Autocomplete add-on, which only works with previous versions of Anki. If you aren't using Anki 2.1 or higher, refer to his original repo here. Additionally, this version solves the problem of autocompletes not showing up after the Anki 2.1.2x update and the exception that gets thrown when using symbols.
This add-on enhances the Add Card screen with autocomplete functionality. Just start typing and if an existing card has a value that matches what you've typed, it will be displayed inline in the editor for you. From there you can click the value to quickly set the field.

The autocomplete search will only search the exact note type and field that you're typing into (so you won't get results from other note types or even other fields in the same note). The search also only does prefix matching, like most other autocompletes.
Psst, you may also be interested in the similar Frozen Fields plugin. :)