I have been a great fan of Massive Cloze cards. Thanks to the creator (Matthias Metelka | @kleinerpirat).
I use separate bullet numbers for separate questions . This way i can create large numbers of questions on a single note.
I was wondering with the new AI power, will it be possible to integrate chat gpt to anki to create massive close cards.
I have asked plus version of chat gpt to creates notes for me from an uploaded pdf. It worked perfectly. When I copy paste the questions, the bullet numbers are not coming properly.
I was hoping if we can integrate an addon that will allow us to upload material and create massive cloze cards with in anki. So that we can use the saved time for revision.
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I just googled for a solution to copying from Chat GPT’s output such that the paste retains the formatting. Perhaps look into that? At the end it sounds like you just want to generate cards in order to import them into your Anki collection. It wouldn’t require integrating CGPT’s functionality into Anki.
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You are not saving time but skipping an integral part of learning.
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This addon below doesn’t use AI, but it does have the option to generate random clozes from selected text in a PDF.
The selected sentence must have at least 5 words to be a cloze, and the word that becomes a cloze must have at least 5 letters.
Example: The dog ran {{c1::quickly}} through the green garden.
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/16097657
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[I don’t have any nice things to say on the general idea of LLM integration into Anki, but your specific issue has an easy solution.]
You need to have your chatbot format them as HTML ordered lists.
But better than copy-pasting them, and maintaining them as a numbered list, you should have it produce a properly formatted text/CSV file so you can simply import that into a custom note type that has separate fields for all of the questions. [You could use a many-questions-many-answers sort of thing, or a cloze type with multiple cloze-filtered fields – some examples.]
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