Lets users suspend, tag, delete, or move cards at a set retirement interval, supporting Anki 2.1.45+, though it is no longer maintained.
scheduling
Intervals, ease, reschedule, delay/postpone, load balancing, answer-grade logic. All categories Β· Refine with filters
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Applies configurable trigger-action rules so cards can be suspended or unsuspended based on whether related cards are mature, young, new, or suspended.
Adds browser Edit menu entries to create filtered decks from selected review cards, sorted in browser order via sequential due numbers.
Limits new cards based on young-card totals, estimated daily review load, or due-soon cards, with configurable deck rules, automatic updates, and utilization reports.
Iterates through each deck options group, setting initial ease to average ease of mature cards (intervals β₯90 days) once 50 mature cards exist, recalibrating on profile load.
Enables meaning-based natural-language card search via embeddings, with optional Claude reranking, smart multi-vector search, duplicate finding, suspend/unsuspend, scheduling, vignette, and guideline review tools.
Reschedule cards directly in the Reviewer window by opening the same rescheduling window used in the Browser with Shift+R.
Changes the default rating based on answer time so spacebar/enter selects easy, good, or hard instead of always good, with configurable times and deck options.
Adjusts intervals for cards rated Again, setting lapse interval to 100% for short intervals and 25% for long ones, linearly between, with user-adjustable values.
Automatically reveals answers and rates cards Good using timers, and can make spacebar rate Easy when manually revealed quickly, reducing review clicks.
Reschedules already scheduled Anki cards away from chosen weekend, holiday, or vacation days, moving them before or after while working with mobile and other add-ons.
Transfers scheduling data, review history, and FSRS memory state between Anki cards, with configurable shortcuts and options to delete the old card or change deck.
Syncs WaniKani subjects into an Anki deck with optional bi-directional due-time and review reporting, migration from WK3, and configurable sync/reporting settings.
Suspends a card's siblings until the current card reaches mature level, then unsuspends the next sibling to prevent rapid introduction of both sides.
Pauses individual decks and subdecks, shifting review/learning due dates and filtered deck odue while leaving new cards untouched, with visual badges and sync-safe management.
Randomizes the Anki review queue and enforces subdeck limits using an alternative algorithm, with optional sorting, today's-due focus, and V1/V2 scheduler support.
Lets you take a day off, rescheduling cards by interval without affecting learning cards, though it is early and you should back up your collection first.
Imports only scheduling information from apkg files via Tools > Import scheduling info from deck package, supporting new compression format in 2.1.50+; currently beta.
Creates filtered decks from browser tags via right-click or Alt-click, with configurable naming, card count, ordering, search suffix, and parent-tag capitalization.
Simulates real exam conditions in Anki via filtered-deck custom study sessions and reports scores, accuracy, time, and grades.
Displays when the next learning card due today is due at the bottom of Anki's main screen and deck overview, ignoring the learn ahead limit.
Manually set the ease factor for single or multiple selected notes from the Browser or Reviewer, requiring Anki 2.1.36+ and noting the default ease is 250%.
Replaces Anki's default spaced repetition with five customizable Leitner boxes and Correct/Wrong buttons, moving cards between boxes and optionally suspending or deleting after Box 5.
Suspends cards after three consecutive correct (Yes/Easy) or wrong (Again/No) answers, tagging relearn cards, with browser bulk checks and configurable thresholds, tags, and suspend/tag toggles.
Displays exam countdown banners in Anki's toolbar, with per-deck toggles, parent-deck inheritance, comparison modes, pre-flip warnings, and rescheduling tools.
Buries source siblings (cousins) for scheduler V3 only, potentially taking minutes with many due cards or FSRS; desktop-run and synced.
Alerts you to cards scheduled on or after an upcoming exam and lets you bring eligible reviews forward with popup ratings, windows, confirmations, and exam-plan settings.
Modifies another addon to remove the Hard and Good answer buttons instead of the Easy and Hard buttons, crediting the original creator and offering no future updates.
Imports JPDB review history for Japanese words, including spelling, reading, and simulated Anki button responses, with optional scraped definitions, sentences, and notes.
Automatically unsuspends kanji cards for kanji appearing in already-seen Japanese vocabulary, matching vocabulary and kanji progress and reducing workload.