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Seamlessly integrate the Anki flashcard application with AI assistants. Requires Anki desktop with the AnkiConnect plugin.

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⌁ labsco summary — our analysis, not the vendor's

What it is — A single-file Python MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Anki flashcard app via the AnkiConnect plugin (README is in Chinese).

What you get

  • Deck management — anki_get_deck_names, anki_create_deck, anki_get_deck_stats
  • Card operations — anki_add_note, anki_find_notes, plus advanced anki_update_note, anki_delete_notes, anki_move_notes, anki_suspend_notes
  • Study analytics — anki_get_due_cards, anki_get_study_progress, anki_get_review_history for success-rate analysis
  • Sync support via anki_sync

Requirements — Anki desktop running with the AnkiConnect add-on (code 2055492159), Python 3.8+, and an MCP client. Configurable via ANKI_CONNECT_URL, ANKI_CONNECT_VERSION, LOG_LEVEL.

Cost snapshot — Open source under MIT; entirely free — it talks to your local Anki, no paid API.

Setup effortpip install -r requirements.txt, install AnkiConnect, then point your client at talktoanki_server.py.

Our take — Great for learners who want conversational deck-building, but Anki desktop must be open and running with AnkiConnect for anything to work — it can't reach AnkiWeb on its own.

Source: the project README — summarized 2026-07-08.