Imports and exports decks, notes, and related data as JSON, with Git integration for collaborative crowd-sourcing and automatic edit history.
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Copies a source field into a target field, configured via settings, with optional value modification using autoedit_ref and operation through Anki Explorer's Edit menu.
Imports Markdown notes from a Zettelkasten folder into Anki as Cloze (traceable) notes, supporting math, code, tables, images, and emoji.
Makes mpv subtitles interactive for subs2srs cards, enabling hover/click dictionary lookup and adding notes by clicking words, with definitions auto-filled from supported ZIM dictionaries.
Fills Anki note fields with dictionary data from configurable online or local CSV sources via one-click lookup, marked as an experimental test release.
Pulls changes directly from Migaku Memory into Anki, though only tested on Early Access and may not work on standard Migaku release.
Temporarily skips an error-causing section while otherwise working like Special Fields, though successful-import messages require the proper addon.
Renders organic chemistry 2D structures inline from SMILES strings in Anki cards via custom tags, injecting SmilesDrawer and adding an editor button.
Buries siblings of new cards once daily after first sync or app load, can do so manually, and can push siblings back a few days after correct new cards.
Brings Vim/Neovim modal editing and keybindings into Anki's note editor, though yank, paste, visual mode, and command-line features remain incomplete or unimplemented.
Adds basic speech-dispatcher support to Anki via spd-say, with limitations: hardcoded en_US, no field TTS speed control, and no review-read disable config.
Creates audio vocabulary cards, though it is currently in beta.
Automates adding images to selected Anki cards via right-click, with default settings and experimental AI analysis, multiple providers, and AI image generation.
Rewords flashcards using ChatGPT to avoid cued cards, but is password locked because API integration isn't free.
Adds audio, SVG accent diagrams, and kanji to Anki vocabulary cards using NHK dictionary assets, though it is unfinished and requires manual file installation.
Creates a dynamic mind map connecting Anki cards through marked keywords, decks, and tags, with intersection hubs, instant browser access, media support, and configurable display.
Syncs vocabulary and cloze phrases saved in a language-learning reader into Anki notes, returning review states and daily activity counts via a scoped API token.
Rewards completed Anki review blocks with collectible card draws, persistent Card List progress, and Divine Seal rare-card unlocks, plus tutorial, controller support, and feedback.
Imports saved Swedish Google Translate data into Anki from a publicly shared Google Sheets URL through Tools->Import from Google.
Provides an embedded Anki web browser where review progress earns credits for time-limited YouTube or approved-site browsing, encouraging focused study over external distractions.
Intended to automatically fill Anki content, but currently an unfinished pre-release that users should not use.
Improves image viewing in the card browser and editor by loading fields with slight delays, but may trigger errors in some edge cases.
Synthesizes Japanese audio at review time via a local VOICEVOX server, with central preset routing, text cleanup rules, caching, and optional audio export.
Exports aggregate Anki stats as a small iCloud file for the Cadence iPhone app, using counts only and no card content or internet.
Lets users practice Japanese handwriting by drawing hiragana, katakana, or kanji in Anki, recognizing input and checking kanji against references with feedback.
Syncs Anki review times to Toggl Track as a single entry, but is unstable, requires manual syncing, and may create duplicates after reinstall.
Turns Jellyfin into a language-learning miner, cutting WebM clips and creating Anki cards while highlighting vocabulary and subtitles.
Analyzes Anki cards for Japanese characters and adds unique ones to a Kanji Dojo backup in order of mature card interval, without modifying original.
Is currently experimental and not ready for use, having been uploaded to test an automatic addon deployment script.
Scans chosen vocab fields for kanji, then prioritizes or unsuspends matching cards in a selected kanji deck so learners encounter kanji only after seeing them in vocabulary.