anki_card_create 0.2.4

Anki_card_create's release of version 0.2.4 adds a new “--template” CLI flag that lets developers generate flashcards from custom Jinja2 templates, expanding the tool’s flexibility for educational content creators. For website owners who host learning portals, language‑learning blogs, or any site that serves user‑generated study material, this update means a new, easy‑to‑integrate Python package that can automatically pull content from your pages and push it into Anki decks. The added template capability enables you to tailor card layouts to match your site’s branding and data schema, which could increase the volume of AI‑generated traffic as bots start querying your APIs to harvest structured learning data for deck creation. **Actionable tips:** 1. **Add an entry to your llms.txt** that explicitly allows the anki_card_create user‑agent (or its default “anki‑card‑create/0.2.4”) to crawl only the `/api/flashcards` endpoint, preventing it from indexing the rest of your site. 2. **Monitor bot traffic** with llmscentral’s real‑time dashboard; set a rule to flag any spikes in requests originating from the new CLI flag’s signature parameters (`?template=`) so you can distinguish legitimate educational bots from scrapers. 3. **Rate‑limit the endpoint** using your web server or CDN, restricting calls to a reasonable threshold (e.g., 10 requests per minute per IP) to protect server performance while still supporting legitimate anki_card_create integrations.