speed-focus-mode VS autocards

I'm using Anki for language learning and a while back I thought about decreasing the amount of time I spend on a card with the add-on Speed Focus Mode. My idea was by decreasing the time spent per card, I'd go through more cards in the same amount of time. I went from 30s per card to 12s for front AND back).

Speed Focus Mode: Auto answer to save time.

I use this one: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1046608507

I don't usually actively search for gamification add-ons for Anki, but I think some extensions I use currently express some aspect of gamification: 1. Review Heatmap visually shows the amount of days where you reviewed & didn't review Anki. It serves as a progress bar and motivator to continue to do daily reviews. However, I don't know how long you plan to run your experiment for: if it's only for a few days then it may not be a very strong motivator. 2. Speed Focus Mode caps the amount of time you can spend recalling a card to a user-specified amount, and auto-flips the card after the time limit. This add-on significantly changes the way that I review Anki. When using this add-on, I find myself being more willing to accept that I forgot something, as I'm motivated by the timer to just put out an answer by the time limit, even if said answer is wrong. When using this addon, you may have challenges knowing what time limit to set on the cards, however, depending on how complex the cards are. I usually have to spend much more time on my japanese cards than english vocabulary cards, for example, to recall something.

"Speed Focus Mode" add-on may help you about that :)

Is there an add-on (like Speed Focus Mode (https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1046608507)) that allows me to see my 'card creating speed'? I want something that can signal me that I am creating enough cards in a given interval of time.

Are you familiar with autocards? https://github.com/paulbricman/autocards it also uses a language ai (gpt) for making anki cards automatically

More information for the content you're wishing to create cards for would be helpful to include. I've been toying with an AI project that was posted a while back called autocards which interprets written text and then generates questions. It isn't perfect, but provides a nice base to build on for learning new material. Copying text from Wikipedia articles or textbooks has produced some useful cards, but you still have to edit grammar occasionally and it doesn't work super great for subjects with irregular sentence structures (i.e. chemistry texts that use long notation of molecules including lots of dashes and commas)

Wow, seems nice. Have you tried this? Here's a much more user-friendly link for that, with actual examples: https://paulbricman.com/docs/tools/autocards/.

Sounds like a nice possible option, ignore_references as an option of the consume functions or something. Thanks for the idea! Added here.