The Anki MCP Server integrates with Anki using the AnkiConnect API to fetch leech-tagged cards, add review tags, and provide comprehensive data analysis. It supports Claude Desktop and enables targeted review management, making it ideal for enhancing spaced repetition learning strategies.
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Apr 13 2025
The Anki MCP Server integrates with Anki using the AnkiConnect API to fetch leech-tagged cards, add review tags, and provide comprehensive data analysis. It supports Claude Desktop and enables targeted review management, making it ideal for enhancing spaced repetition learning strategies.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 13 2025
Aoki Hayato
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What is Anki MCP Server?
This MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Claude Desktop connects to the Anki flashcard system through the AnkiConnect API, allowing users to retrieve specific cards with 'leech' tags, which typically indicate difficult cards. It can add date-stamped review tags to track progress and review history, and provides detailed card data for further analysis. It is designed for users seeking to optimize their Anki study sessions by managing difficult cards efficiently, and it supports both real and mock modes for testing purposes. The server is customizable through environment variables and can be integrated seamlessly with Claude for intelligent study assistance.
Who will use Anki MCP Server?
- Anki users
- Language learners
- Students utilizing spaced repetition
- Study Coaches
- Developers integrating Anki with AI tools
How to use the Anki MCP Server?
- Step1: Ensure Anki is installed and running with the AnkiConnect add-on installed
- Step2: Clone the MCP server repository from GitHub
- Step3: Install dependencies using npm install
- Step4: Configure environment variables, especially ANKI_CONNECT_URL
- Step5: Run the server with npm start
- Step6: Use Claude Desktop to send requests to the MCP server for retrieving or tagging cards
- Step7: Monitor and analyze the output for review and study improvement
Anki MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Connects to Anki via AnkiConnect API
- Retrieves leech-tagged cards
- Adds date-stamped review tags to cards
- Provides detailed card data for analysis
- Supports mock mode for testing
- Configurable through environment variables
The Benefits
- Streamlines the process of managing difficult cards
- Enhances review tracking with date stamps
- Enables integration with AI tools like Claude
- Supports testing without affecting real data
- Facilitates personalized and efficient study plans
Anki MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Optimizing spaced repetition by identifying and reviewing leech cards
- Tracking review history with date stamps
- Integrating Anki data with AI-driven analysis and suggestions
- Developing custom study workflows for language learning
- Automating card management for productivity tools
FAQs of Anki MCP Server
Developer
- captain-blue210
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