How do I connect Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server to Claude?

The listing records `claude mcp add anki --transport http http://127.0.0.1:3141/` as its setup step. Run it, then follow the repository's instructions for the client configuration; the listing names Claude Desktop, Claude Code as compatible clients.

Is Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server free?

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What can Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server do?

Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server documents 40 tools to the agent, including add_note, add_notes, card_management. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.

Anki MCP Server Addon

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by ankimcp

An Anki addon that implements an MCP server, enabling AI assistants to interact with Anki, the spaced repetition flashcard application.

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$claude mcp add anki --transport http http://127.0.0.1:3141/

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Documented tools (40)

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add_note

Add a new note to a deck

add_notes

Batch-add up to maxnotesperbatch notes (default 100) sharing the same deck and model. Uses Anki's native batch API for atomic undo. Supports partial success — individual failures don't affect others

card_management

Manage cards with 9 actions: reposition (set learning order), changedeck (move between decks), bury/unbury (hide until tomorrow), suspend/unsuspend (indefinitely exclude from review), setflag (color flags 0-7), setduedate (reschedule with days DSL), forgetcards (reset to new)

cards_stats

Bulk per-card scheduling stats for a deck (incl. subdecks): type/queue/interval/tags/dueToday, paginated. FSRS-independent, compact payload for analytics

change_note_type

Move existing notes to a different note type, remapping fields by name ({old field: new field or null}). Destructive — hidden unless opted in via enableddestructivetools. Two-step flow: dryrun=true returns the resolved plan (mapping, dropped fields, cards removed), then the same call with dryrun=fal

create_deck

Create a new deck

create_model

Create a new note type

delete_media_file

Move a media file to Anki's trash (recoverable via Check Media)

delete_notes

Delete notes from the collection

disabled_tools

still applies on top — an opted-in tool can still be disabled

filtered_deck

Filtered deck lifecycle with 5 actions: createorupdate (create or modify a filtered deck from 1-2 search terms — Anki's hard limit), rebuild (repopulate), empty (return cards to home decks), delete (return cards, then remove the deck), getinfo (read-only inspection of up to 50 deck IDs per call — re

find_notes

Search for notes using Anki's search syntax. includefirstfield=true adds a noteLabels array ({noteId, firstField, truncated, fullLength}) so you can search and label notes in one call

get_card_memory_state

Get FSRS memory state (stability, difficulty, retrievability) for cards

get_due_cards

Get next due card for review (supports skipimages/skipaudio for voice mode)

get_fsrs_params

Get FSRS scheduler parameters for deck presets

get_media_files_names

List media files matching a pattern

gui_add_cards

Open the Add Cards dialog

gui_browse

Open the card browser with a search query

gui_current_card

Get info about the currently displayed card

gui_edit_note

Open the note editor for a specific note

gui_show_answer

Show the answer side of current card

gui_show_question

Show the question side of current card

list_decks

List all decks in the collection

model_field_names

Get field names and descriptions for a note type

model_fields

Manage fields on an existing note type: add (optionally at a 0-based index), rename (preserves content; card templates are not auto-updated), reposition (reorder). A remove action also exists but is destructive — hidden unless opted in via enableddestructivetools. add, remove and reposition change f

model_names

List available note types

model_styling

Get CSS styling for a note type. includelatex=true also returns the LaTeX preamble (latexpre, latexpost, latexsvg)

model_templates

Read the Front/Back HTML templates for each card type in a note type

notes_info

Get detailed information about notes. excerptchars caps every field value at that many characters, marking each with truncated/fullLength — a cheap way to survey many notes

optimize_fsrs_params

Run FSRS parameter optimization using Anki's built-in optimizer

present_card

Get card content for review

rate_card

Rate a card after review (Again/Hard/Good/Easy)

set_fsrs_params

Update FSRS parameters (weights, desired retention, max interval)

store_media_file

Store a media file (image/audio) via base64, file path, or URL. File paths are validated against a media-type allowlist; URLs are checked for SSRF

sync

Synchronize collection with AnkiWeb (asynchronous job: sync() starts a sync, sync(jobid) polls its status, sync(jobid, resolve=...) resolves a full-sync conflict)

tag_management

Manage tags with 6 actions: addtags/removetags (bulk add/remove on notes), replacetags (swap one tag for another), gettags (list all, or scoped to a deck via the optional deck param — distinct tags on notes with a card in that deck, subdecks included), clearunusedtags (remove orphans), batchtags (ap

update_model_styling

Update CSS styling for a note type — full replace, or patch via oldstr/newstr (must match exactly once). Can also write the LaTeX preamble (latexpre/latexpost/latexsvg)

update_model_templates

Update Front/Back template HTML — full replace, or patch via oldstr/newstr (must match exactly once). Rejects unrecognized keys (case-sensitive) and unknown template names up front, applying all edits atomically — a failed call leaves the model unchanged

update_note_fields

Update fields of existing notes. Two modes: full replace, or patch via oldstr/newstr (find-and-replace within a field; must match exactly once or nothing is written)

update_notes

Batch-update fields of multiple notes in one atomic undo step (single backend call). Validates every entry first; supports partial success up to maxnotesperbatch

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FAQ

Questions about Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server

How do I connect Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server to Claude?: The listing records `claude mcp add anki --transport http http://127.0.0.1:3141/` as its setup step. Run it, then follow the repository's instructions for the client configuration; the listing names Claude Desktop, Claude Code as compatible clients.
Is Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server free?: MCPVault has not verified a licence for this server. Check the upstream terms and pricing before use; connected APIs may require a paid account.
What can Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server do?: Anki MCP Server Addon MCP Server documents 40 tools to the agent, including add_note, add_notes, card_management. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.