anki

name

anki

description

Create decks and add cards/flashcards to the user's AnkiWeb account from the command line. Bundles a self-contained Python CLI plus the user's AnkiWeb credentials, so no setup is required. Use whenever the user wants to add a flashcard or note to Anki/AnkiWeb, create or remove an Anki deck, or list their existing Anki decks or note types — e.g. "add a card to my Spanish deck", "make an Anki deck called X", "save this as a flashcard".

Anki

Add cards and create decks on the user's AnkiWeb account. A bundled CLI (anki.py) logs in with the bundled .env credentials, caches the session, and calls AnkiWeb's internal endpoints directly. No browser, no extra config.

Running the CLI

The skill is installed at a runtime path shown as "Base directory for this skill". Always invoke the CLI by absolute path from that base directory:

SKILL="<the base directory for this skill>"
python3 "$SKILL/anki.py" <command> [args]

The CLI is pure Python stdlib — no dependencies, no install step.

Login happens automatically on the first command and is cached; don't run login unless a command fails with an auth error.

Commands

# Typical flow: make a new deck ('::' nests subdecks), then add a card to it.
# Positional values fill the note type's fields IN ORDER.
# Nesting goes arbitrarily deep; missing parent levels are auto-created in one
# call (here both 'Spanish' and 'Spanish::Verbs' come into existence).
python3 "$SKILL/anki.py" create_deck "Spanish::Verbs"
python3  add_card   -d  -n Basic


python3  add_card   -f  -t 


python3  add_card  


python3  search 



python3  update_card 1780339347382 -f 
python3  update_card 1780339347382    


python3  list-decks
python3  list-notetypes



python3  rename-deck  
python3  rename-deck     



python3  remove-deck