Anki add-on: OpenEvidence Selection Opener

OpenEvidence Selection Opener brings evidence-based lookup into the reviewer. Highlight text on a card while studying and a toolbar appears above the selection to send it straight to OpenEvidence, UpToDate, or Google. Features: Selection toolbar with Ask OpenEvidence , UpToDate , and Google . Optional Groq integration (bring your own key) for a PICO button that rewrites a recall question into an EBM foreground question, plus up to 6 custom prompt buttons. The result is editable before you send it. Local query history with the original selection, prompt, and output. Results open in your system browser or an in-app split pane docked on the right (resizable, remembers your login). Optional: open Edit Current as a bottom pane under the reviewer instead of a popup window — it follows the card you're reviewing. Native settings dialog: Settings / Prompts / History / Groq. Light/dark/system. Your Groq API key is stored locally only and sent only to the Groq API. Desktop only (Python add-on). Configure via Tools → OpenEvidence Settings. This is an Anki port of the OpenEvidence Selection Opener Chrome extension. Version 0.1.1 — updated 2026-06-03

GitHub repository: htlin222/anki-openevidence-addon
Repository description: Anki desktop add-on for evidence-based medicine study: send card text to OpenEvidence/UpToDate with AI-powered PICO rewriting via Groq, plus inline editor and query history.
Languages: Python, JavaScript, CSS, Makefile, Shell
Topics: anki, anki-addon, clinical-decision-support, desktop-application, evidence-based-medicine, groq, llm, medical-ai, medical-education, openevidence, pico, spaced-repetition, study-tool, uptodate