Anki

Create many new notes in one call. Duplicates and invalid notes are skipped and reported with the reason. Use dryRun to check before adding.

Create ONE new note. For several notes use add_bulk; to change existing notes use update_note_fields.

Create ONE new note with Azure TTS audio generated from one of its fields.

Create cloze notes from text. Either pass 'terms' to hide (each becomes {{c1::}}, {{c2::}}...) or text that already has {{c1::...}} markup.

Attach an image to a note field from a URL, a local file path, or base64 data. The image is stored in Anki's media folder.

Record the user's answers to cards you quizzed them on (1=Again, 2=Hard, 3=Good, 4=Easy). Returns each card's new interval.

Generate audio for many notes at once (e.g. a whole deck). By default only notes whose audio field is empty are processed.

Update fields of many existing notes in one call.

Create a deck (use '::' for subdecks, e.g. 'Japanese::Verbs').

Create a new note type.

Permanently delete notes (and all their cards). Two steps: call without confirmToken to preview and get a token, show the preview to the user, then call again with the token after they confirm.

Add, remove, rename or reposition a field of a note type. 'remove' deletes that field's content from every note of the type.

Find and replace text across notes (plain text or regex), optionally only in some fields. Returns before/after samples; use dryRun to preview.

Search cards with an Anki query and return a page of results. Choose the sections you need to keep output small; use 'fields' when you plan to edit notes.

Find the user's weakest cards (leech tag or many lapses), ranked by lapses and ease. Good for focused drills or rewriting confusing cards.

Full review log of specific cards (date, button, interval change, time spent), to explain why a card keeps being forgotten.

Which note types a deck uses. Call before adding cards to an existing deck to pick the right modelName and fields.

List all deck names.

Get cards due for review now (learning cards first, then oldest due). Each card includes the interval every button would give (nextIntervals).

Fields, card templates and CSS of a note type.

List all note type (model) names.

Get new, never-studied cards (suspended cards excluded).

Learning analytics for a deck (subdecks included) over the last N days: true retention (young/mature), reviews per day, average seconds per review.

Today's study plan: new/learning/review counts per deck, cards reviewed today, streak, and 7/30-day review totals. A good first call for a study session.

Tag management: list tags (with a deck/filter it returns tag counts for those notes), add/remove tags on notes, rename a tag, or clear unused tags.

Move cards to another deck (created automatically if it doesn't exist).

Change card scheduling: set a due date (e.g. vacation backlog), forget (reset to new) or relearn. Reversible only via undo, so preview with dryRun on broad filters.

Deactivate (suspend) cards so they stop appearing in reviews until unsuspend_cards is called. Scheduling (interval, ease, due date) is kept intact. Pass a label when the user will want to resume this exact group later.

Sync the collection with AnkiWeb (user must be logged in inside Anki).

Undo the most recent action in Anki (a review, a field edit, a suspend...). One action per call.

Reactivate (unsuspend) cards with their original scheduling. With a label, resumes exactly the cards paused under it (cards suspended for other reasons stay suspended); list groups with manage_tags { action: 'list', prefix: 'paused' }.

Generate audio for ONE existing note from one of its fields.

Update fields of ONE existing note. For many notes use bulk_update_notes.

Replace the CSS of a note type.

Replace the Front/Back HTML of card templates of a note type.