Amgi 0.5.0

• Clicking a card no longer shows its answer. Use Show Answer or Space, then rate with the four buttons or 1–4, so a stray click or a text selection can't give the answer away.
• amgi prune finds media no card uses. It lists the files in media/ that no Markdown file in the collection links to; --trash moves them to the Trash. See the CLI docs.
• Updates are checked at amgi.study, which points to the latest release on GitHub.
• The docs moved to docs.amgi.study.

Install: open Amgi-0.5.0.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications, or update from Amgi ▸ Check for Updates….
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.5.0

Amgi 0.4.0

Decks now live in a cards folder, so the rest of a collection is free for a README or anything else, which makes a collection easy to publish as it is.

README.md
cards/
  Spanish.md
  lang/Korean.md
media/
note-types/

• Decks are read from cards/, next to media/ and note-types/. Deck names are the same as before: cards/lang/Korean.md is the lang/Korean deck.
• Add Card and Anki imports write into cards/, and their links to images and sounds go up one more folder, such as ../media/word.mp3.
• Moving an existing collection: move your deck files into a new cards folder and change their media links from media/ to ../media/. Until then, Amgi warns that the decks outside cards/ are left out. Card ids come from card text, so review history carries over.

Install: open Amgi-0.4.0.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications, or update from Amgi ▸ Check for Updates….
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0

Amgi 0.3.0

Notes with fields: a word, its meaning, its audio, an example sentence, each a field of its own, making as many cards as you like.

• Note types. A file in a note-types folder lists a note's fields and the cards it makes, such as "Word, Audio -> Meaning, Sentence" and "Meaning -> Word". A note starts with @ and its type's name, then Field: value lines, and notes of any type sit beside Q: and C: cards in the same deck. See Notes with fields.
• Typed answers. A rule written with =>, such as "Meaning => Word", asks you to type the answer, then shows what you typed against it, with wrong letters struck out and missing ones marked.
• Anki import keeps fields. Note types with more than two fields, such as vocabulary decks, come in as notes with their fields and a note type for each, instead of flattened question and answer text. Anki typing boxes become typed answers, and a word's audio stays beside the word. Each Anki deck is one file, whatever note types its notes have.
• Add Card offers your note types next to Basic and Cloze, with a box for each field and a count of the cards the note makes. Drop an image or sound onto a field to copy it into the media folder.
• Browsing shows the selected card's note fields under it, and searches take field filters such as meaning:apple. Plain words also match fields no card shows.

Card ids don't change: cards you already have keep their history. A card from a note is identified by its front, like a Q: card with the same question. To bring an Anki deck in with its fields, import it again into a folder without the earlier import's files.

Install: open Amgi-0.3.0.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications, or update from Amgi ▸ Check for Updates….
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.3.0

Amgi 0.2.2

Fixes Amgi quitting right after it opens.

• Releases downloaded from GitHub couldn't find their own built-in files (the review panes, emoji and welcome artwork) and quit at launch. They now open on every Mac.
• 0.2.1 quit before it could check for updates, so download this version by hand once; later versions arrive in the app through Amgi ▸ Check for Updates….

Install: open Amgi-0.2.2.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications.
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

See the README for the card format and the docs.

Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.2.2

Amgi 0.2.1

Amgi now updates itself.

• Choose Amgi ▸ Check for Updates… to look for a new version and install it in one click. On its second launch Amgi asks whether to check for updates automatically.
• Coming from 0.2.0, which has no updater? Download this version by hand once; later versions arrive in the app.

Install: open Amgi-0.2.1.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications.
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

See the README for the card format and the docs.

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1

Amgi 0.2.0

A much smaller download: 6 MB, down from 32 MB.

• Chinese, Japanese and Korean fonts (Source Han Serif) are no longer in the app. They download the first time your decks use Hangul, kana or Han characters, about 6 MB per language, and work offline from then on. Until then the Mac's own serif stands in.
• Decks with only Han characters, on a Mac without a Chinese, Japanese or Korean language, now show Simplified Chinese character forms instead of Korean ones. Japanese decks on such a Mac show kanji in Japanese forms.

Install: open Amgi-0.2.0.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications.
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

See the README for the card format and the docs.

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.2.0

Amgi 0.1.1

The first release of Amgi: plain-text flash cards in Markdown, scheduled with FSRS.

Install: open Amgi-0.1.1.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications.
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

See the README for the card format and the docs.

Amgi 0.1.0

The first release of Amgi: plain-text flash cards in Markdown, scheduled with FSRS.

Install: open Amgi-0.1.0.dmg and drag Amgi into Applications.
Needs macOS 26 on Apple Silicon.

See the README for the card format and the docs.

CJK fonts

Fonts Amgi downloads on first use.