anki-mcp-server-integration

To review Anki due cards with an AI assistant, this Skill syncs your decks via AnkiConnect, fetches due cards, presents them interactively, and applies spaced repetition ratings to update your learning schedule automatically.

Yes, you can batch import vocabulary into Anki by having the AI assistant use the addNotes tool to create up to 100 notes at once, supporting specialized content like right-to-left Arabic text and media attachments.

Model Context Protocol connects an AI assistant to an AnkiConnect-backed MCP server, exposing tools like listDecks, findNotes, and storeMediaFile so the AI can manage flashcards, search notes, and handle media directly.

Yes, AnkiConnect is required as the backend for the MCP server, providing the necessary API interface to execute deck management, note creation, and card rating operations from your AI assistant.

The best way to attach media to existing Anki notes is to use the storeMediaFile tool to upload images or audio, then use updateNoteFields to link that media directly into the target note fields.

A key limitation is that batch note creation is capped at 100 notes per operation, and the workflow depends entirely on a stable connection to a running AnkiConnect instance for all MCP tool executions.