Use when surveying, auditing, or adopting third-party agent skills and MCP servers — discovery across the Hermes catalog and GitHub, reading bare-slug registry entries without installing, judging execution-model and trust-model conflicts, and the reasons to refuse a popular skill.
Anki card template language — field replacement {{Field}}, conditionals {{#Field}}/{{^Field}}, special fields ({{Tags}}, {{FrontSide}}, {{Type}}, {{Deck}}, {{Subdeck}}, {{CardFlag}}, {{Card}}), filters (type:, cloze:, text:, hint:, tts:, furigana:/kana:/kanji:, cloze-only:), the {{FrontSide}} + <hr id=answer> divider, raw HTML/CSS, and card-generation rules. Use when writing or editing Anki card front/back templates or styling.
Bulk-creating Anki notes/cards from text files (CSV/TSV) and packaged decks (.apkg/.colpkg) — field separators, quoting/escaping, HTML newlines, file headers (#separator, #html, #tags, #columns, #notetype, #deck, #notetype column, #deck column, #tags column, #guid column), duplicate/GUID handling, and export options. Use when generating cards in bulk or sharing decks.
MathJax (\(…\), \[…\]) and LaTeX ([latex]…[/latex], [$]…[/$], [$$]…[/$$]) in Anki cards, mhchem chemistry, and the known conflicts between cloze/LaTeX delimiters and template field replacements. Use when adding equations or chemical notation to Anki cards.
Media on Anki cards — [sound:file.mp3], <img src="file.jpg">, static template media (leading-underscore naming), the collection.media folder, supported formats (MP3/MP4), importing media via text files, LaTeX-rendered images, and TTS. Use when adding audio, images, video, or generated media to cards.
Anki's data model — notes vs cards, fields, note types, and the built-in types (Basic, Basic (and reversed), Basic (optional reversed), Basic (type in the answer), Cloze, Image Occlusion). Covers card-generation rules, deck override, and tags. Use when designing note types or deciding how cards are generated from notes.