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Clanki - Claude's Anki Integration

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Enables AI assistants to interact with Anki flashcard decks via the AnkiConnect plugin.

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Clanki - Claude's Anki Integration

An MCP server that enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with Anki flashcard decks through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Features

  • Create and manage Anki decks
  • Create basic flashcards with front/back content
  • Create cloze deletion cards
  • Update existing cards and cloze deletions
  • Add and manage tags
  • View deck contents and card information
  • Full integration with AnkiConnect

Available Tools

create-deck

Creates a new Anki deck

  • Parameters:
    • name: Name for the new deck

create-card

Creates a new basic flashcard in a specified deck

  • Parameters:
    • deckName: Name of the deck to add the card to
    • front: Front side content of the card
    • back: Back side content of the card
    • tags: (Optional) Array of tags for the card

create-cloze-card

Creates a new cloze deletion card in a specified deck

  • Parameters:
    • deckName: Name of the deck to add the card to
    • text: Text containing cloze deletions using {{c1::text}} syntax
    • backExtra: (Optional) Extra information to show on the back of the card
    • tags: (Optional) Array of tags for the card

update-card

Updates an existing basic flashcard

  • Parameters:
    • noteId: ID of the note to update
    • front: (Optional) New front side content
    • back: (Optional) New back side content
    • tags: (Optional) New tags for the card

update-cloze-card

Updates an existing cloze deletion card

  • Parameters:
    • noteId: ID of the note to update
    • text: (Optional) New text with cloze deletions
    • backExtra: (Optional) New extra information for the back
    • tags: (Optional) New tags for the card

Development

To modify or extend the server:

  1. Make changes to src/index.ts
  2. Rebuild with npm run build
  3. Debug with npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector node build/index.js