Prompt to flashcards
Give Codex notes, lecture text, transcripts, or objectives and Ankagent structures them into atomic Anki cards.
Open source Codex MCP
Ankagent
Create styled, multimedia Anki flashcards and importable APKG decks from notes, lectures, transcripts, and learning objectives with Codex.
Validated and ready for Anki import
3Card types
MCPBuilt for Codex
MITOpen source
APKGAnki import
Why Ankagent
Flashcard generation with media, design, validation, and export.
APKG export
Generate importable Anki packages with basic, reverse, cloze-deletion, image, audio, video, and file support.
Custom card design
Translate prompts into fonts, colors, layout, spacing, and custom CSS while preserving the required Ankagent watermark.
Workflow
From source material to custom Anki package.
- 1Codex reads the user's source material.
- 2Codex adds requested media and design fields.
- 3Ankagent validates the deck spec.
- 4The user previews the cards when useful.
- 5Ankagent writes the final .apkg file.
Install
Run Ankagent locally with Codex.
Install from GitHub
git clone https://github.com/juliopliego/Ankagent.git cd ankagent python3 -m venv .venv . .venv/bin/activate python -m pip install -e ".[dev]"
Add MCP server
codex mcp add ankagent -- /absolute/path/to/ankagent/.venv/bin/python -m ankagent.server
USCEAI open source
Released for builders who want better Anki automation.
Ankagent is copyright USCEAI and released under the MIT License. Every generated flashcard includes a small linked watermark so deck recipients can find the project. Cards can be styled freely, but that watermark stays.