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anki-mcp/anki-mcp-desktop

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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI assistants to interact with Anki, the spaced repetition flashcard application.

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anki-mcp/anki-mcp-desktop

Added 1 June 2026

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Overview

This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI assistants read, create, and manage flashcards in Anki, the spaced repetition app. It connects to Anki's local API, enabling agents to add cards, query decks, and review scheduling data. Built in TypeScript, it runs as a desktop-side service.

Best for

Best for
Developers building AI study assistants or automated flashcard pipelines

Use cases

  • Automatically generate Anki flashcards from study notes or transcripts
  • Query card due counts and review history for study planning
  • Bulk update or reorganize decks based on AI analysis

Notes

This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI assistants read, create, and manage flashcards in Anki, the spaced repetition app. It connects to Anki’s local API, enabling agents to add cards, query decks, and review scheduling data. Built in TypeScript, it runs as a desktop-side service.

297 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-23. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Automatically generate Anki flashcards from study notes or transcripts
  • Query card due counts and review history for study planning
  • Bulk update or reorganize decks based on AI analysis

Pros

  • Direct integration with Anki’s existing local API, no cloud dependency
  • Lets AI assistants automate flashcard creation and deck management
  • Open source with TypeScript, easy to extend or debug

Cons

  • Requires Anki desktop app to be running locally
  • Limited to Anki’s local API capabilities, no sync or mobile control
  • Setup involves configuring MCP client and AnkiConnect plugin

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Pros

  • Direct integration with Anki's existing local API, no cloud dependency
  • Lets AI assistants automate flashcard creation and deck management
  • Open source with TypeScript, easy to extend or debug

Cons

  • Requires Anki desktop app to be running locally
  • Limited to Anki's local API capabilities, no sync or mobile control
  • Setup involves configuring MCP client and AnkiConnect plugin