/anki-review

Start an interactive review session where you'll review Anki flashcards one at a time, marking each with an ease rating (Again/Hard/Good/Easy).

What This Does:

• Opens Anki in review mode
• Shows you cards one at a time (question first, then answer)
• Asks you to rate how well you knew each card
• Submits your ratings to update Anki's spaced repetition schedule
• Continues until you want to stop or run out of cards

Requirements:

• Anki must be running
• AnkiConnect plugin must be installed
• Anki window should be visible (not minimized)

How It Works:

1. Finds cards that are due for review
2. For each card:
   • Shows the question/front
   • Waits for you to think about it
   • Shows the answer/back
   • Asks you to rate: Again(1), Hard(2), Good(3), or Easy(4)
   • Submits your rating to Anki
3. Continues until you choose to stop or complete all cards

Example Usage:

# Review all due cards
/review

# Review only cards from the Vocab deck
/review --deck "Vocab"

# Review up to 10 cards
/review --limit 10

# Review up to 5 cards from Software Development deck
/review --deck "Software Development" --limit 5

Ease Rating Guide:

• Again (1): Couldn't remember → Review very soon
• Hard (2): Barely remembered → Shorter interval
• Good (3): Remembered correctly → Normal interval (recommended)
• Easy (4): Instantly knew it → Longer interval

This command uses the anki-flashcard-reviewer agent to provide an interactive, one-card-at-a-time review experience.