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It would be amazing to be able to have GPT suggest some markdown code blocks and have those get rendered to HTML (maybe by rehype?) and then sent along to created anki cards.

That would make creating anki cards with code 100% easier than it is today.

Pretty low priority, but it would be nice to support a configurable anki connect endpoint. That way, if someone is hosting anki connect through a vpn or home lab or on a vm somewhere they can still connect to it.

This would involve:

1. Allowing anki connect URL to be configurable
2. Allowing anki connect token to be configurable

To add “anki-card-creator.pages.dev” to the webCorsOriginList of AnkiConnect config, I needed to include “https://” in the URL. Consider updating the instructions on the home page to clarify this requirement.

There should be a home page that has an explanation of what the site is and then should have prominent links to the tools anki-card-creator supports.

For now, this would just be a link to the AI card creator, but in the future, we could support a lot more.

blocked by #7

It should be really easy to add a bookmarklet to your browser that takes the currently selected text (or just some subset of readable text?), shoves it into the URL as a prompt including the deck, tags, and automatically attempts to suggest cards based on that prompt

Display an error message to the user under the following conditions:

1. We can't find an anki connect server
2. The anki connect server is reached but returns a CORS error
3. Some other error with anki connect

Then, with openai

1. We don't have an openai key set up yet
2. Openai call doesn't succeed

There should be easy setup instructions to follow that outline the following steps:

1. Having anki installed on your local machine (or a remote one I guess)
2. Having anki connect plugin installed in your anki instance
3. Setting up anki connect to have CORS enabled for the route
4. Creating and using an API key

I think it's likely that users will not want to put in their OpenAI API key directly into anki-card-creator.

Openrouter seems like a good alternative because they do their own billing, support oauth, and can handle individual applications getting a fixed budget when calling out to other APIs.

Also an easy way for super low cost card creation if people are so inclined.

Reprompt for more cards like one that's already suggested.

This would be a button with a popover text field that could allow the user to prompt for more cards following a certain direction. I'm still not 100% on how to support this, so I want to think about it more.

Would be great to stream in cards as they are generated instead of having to wait for the full response. GPT-4 is truly great though and is worth the latency.