Review single- and multiple-choice Anki questions in a clean exam-style screen showing your answer, correct answer, color-coded feedback, optional explanations, and auto-clearing selections.
Addons by yuwayanagitani
Addons whose GitHub repository belongs to yuwayanagitani.
Exports selected Anki card backs into a standalone HTML file with original CSS and images, suitable for printing, sharing, archiving, or saving as PDF.
Grades typed answers with AI-generated 0–100% similarity scores and optional Again/Hard/Good/Easy auto-selection, requiring API keys and {{type:}} card templates.
Automatically assigns text-to-speech tags to configured note fields for playback, supporting per-field voice control and batch processing without template edits.
Creates empty nested Anki decks from newline-separated names with preview, duplicate removal, comments, and safe reuse of existing decks.
Displays recent Anki review activity as a configurable bar graph on the Decks screen, with optional daily goal line, color customization, and cached performance.
Write quick memos on cards during reviews and revisit them in a chronological timeline, jumping from each memo to its related note.
Calculates tag-based coverage and completion ratios across selected Anki decks, with customizable tag logic, deck scopes, color bands, and optional auto-update.
Automatically tags notes that lack images and contain configurable keywords, helping you systematically add visuals and clean up tags afterward.
Duplicates selected Anki notes into the Default deck and translates chosen fields with OpenAI or Google Gemini, leaving originals untouched and preserving HTML and media.
Creates multiple image-occlusion cards by drawing masks on images, with optional AI suggestions, non-destructive editing, and grouping for visual study.
Uses AI to split long Anki cards into multiple short, focused questions while preserving the original note and supporting batch cleanup.
Tracks deck-level memos and unresolved questions in an open/closed GitHub Issues-style timeline, addable during review or manually, with filtering, sorting, and detail editing.
Translates Anki cards into another language while preserving originals, using OpenAI or Gemini, with single-card and batch workflows and configurable fields.
Generates HTML explanations for Anki cards via OpenAI or Gemini, reading selected fields and inserting output into a chosen field, with batch and reviewer options.
Automatically tags notes by real review performance—lapses, interval, ease—using configurable VeryHard to VeryEasy labels to find hard or too-easy cards fast.
Displays a random image from a media subfolder on the front, back, or both, with optional captions, repeat avoidance, and display intervals, without editing notes or templates.
Generates concise, exam-focused AI explanations for existing Anki cards during review or batch, using OpenAI or Gemini, writing to a chosen field.