
Contributed to the ankidroid/Anki-Android repository by enhancing the API to expose raw card fields and scheduling information, enabling richer automation and analytics for external integrations. Addressed gesture navigation issues affecting slider usability on Android devices by implementing targeted exclusion logic, improving user experience. Extended the card endpoints data model to support additional scheduling metadata, updating both tests and documentation to ensure reliability and maintainability. Leveraged Kotlin for Android development, focusing on robust API design, unit testing, and clear documentation. These efforts improved card management workflows, streamlined developer onboarding, and strengthened the API’s data fidelity for downstream features and integrations.
April 2026 • ankidroid/Anki-Android Overview: Expanded programmatic access to card data by exposing raw card fields and scheduling information via the AnkiDroid API, with targeted documentation improvements to accelerate developer onboarding. This work strengthens automation, analytics, and third-party integrations, delivering tangible business value for power users and partners. Key features delivered: - Exposed raw card scheduling fields and related metadata (original position, custom data, FSRS metrics) through the API to improve card management, review workflows, and integration fidelity. Implemented via two commits in the feature set: f946f268939dceb8ce87e998cbe0a091329f4d75 and e6a8f1498c288c7da11f546dbc64ac8278c77fd8. - Exposed remaining raw card fields to the API, broadening data surface available to external tooling and analytics. (Commit: e6a8f1498c288c7da11f546dbc64ac8278c77fd8) - Documentation improvements: tightened raw card field docs and clarified raw due scheduler docs to reduce onboarding time and improve developer understanding (docs-related commits). Major bugs fixed: - No explicit bugs recorded for this period; focus was on feature exposure and documentation improvements. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened API surface enables richer automation, analytics, and third-party integrations; improves data fidelity for scheduling decisions and card-management workflows; lowers integration friction for developers. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - API design and extension, API documentation refinement, cross-team collaboration, and AI-assisted contribution (Assisted-by: GPT-5.4).
April 2026 • ankidroid/Anki-Android Overview: Expanded programmatic access to card data by exposing raw card fields and scheduling information via the AnkiDroid API, with targeted documentation improvements to accelerate developer onboarding. This work strengthens automation, analytics, and third-party integrations, delivering tangible business value for power users and partners. Key features delivered: - Exposed raw card scheduling fields and related metadata (original position, custom data, FSRS metrics) through the API to improve card management, review workflows, and integration fidelity. Implemented via two commits in the feature set: f946f268939dceb8ce87e998cbe0a091329f4d75 and e6a8f1498c288c7da11f546dbc64ac8278c77fd8. - Exposed remaining raw card fields to the API, broadening data surface available to external tooling and analytics. (Commit: e6a8f1498c288c7da11f546dbc64ac8278c77fd8) - Documentation improvements: tightened raw card field docs and clarified raw due scheduler docs to reduce onboarding time and improve developer understanding (docs-related commits). Major bugs fixed: - No explicit bugs recorded for this period; focus was on feature exposure and documentation improvements. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened API surface enables richer automation, analytics, and third-party integrations; improves data fidelity for scheduling decisions and card-management workflows; lowers integration friction for developers. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - API design and extension, API documentation refinement, cross-team collaboration, and AI-assisted contribution (Assisted-by: GPT-5.4).
March 2026: Delivered targeted UX fix for gesture navigation interfering with slider in AnkiDroid and expanded the Card Endpoints Data Model to support richer card scheduling data. Implemented tests and updated documentation to ensure reliability and maintainability. These changes improve user experience on gesture-enabled devices, enhance card management capabilities, and strengthen API fidelity for downstream features.
March 2026: Delivered targeted UX fix for gesture navigation interfering with slider in AnkiDroid and expanded the Card Endpoints Data Model to support richer card scheduling data. Implemented tests and updated documentation to ensure reliability and maintainability. These changes improve user experience on gesture-enabled devices, enhance card management capabilities, and strengthen API fidelity for downstream features.

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