Anki

Kimochi adds cards to Anki through the AnkiConnect add-on. Anki has to be running with AnkiConnect installed; Kimochi talks to it on this computer (http://127.0.0.1:8765 by default).

How you set it up depends on your dictionary engine:

Engine	Where cards are set up
Built-in Yomitan	Yomitan’s own Anki settings: Settings → Dictionary → Open Built-in Yomitan settings → Anki. Its pop-up has the add buttons.
Hachidori	Hachidori’s settings (through AnkiConnect).
10ten	No Anki mining.
Yomitan API	Kimochi’s own card builder, below.

Yomitan API

With the Yomitan API engine, Kimochi builds the cards itself. In Settings → Dictionary → Anki:

Setting	Default	What it does
Enable mining	Off	Shows Add to Anki in the lookup pop-up.
AnkiConnect URL	http://127.0.0.1:8765	Test checks that Anki answers.
Deck / Note type	—	Where cards go, and which note type they use.
Tags	super-texthooker	Comma-separated, added to every card.
Import from Yomitan	—	Reads the deck, note type, tags and field mappings from a Yomitan settings export.
Field mapping	—	For each field of the note type: a Yomitan marker, (sentence), or literal text.

The markers are expression, reading, glossary, dictionary, frequencies, pitch-accents, part-of-speech, tags, conjugation, audio, sentence and sentence-furigana.

In the pop-up, Add to Anki turns into Added (click to open the card in Anki), or In Anki when the word is already in your deck. If Anki isn’t running you’ll see Anki not running.

Settings → Log → Reset Log settings resets the Anki setup along with the other Log, Sources, Dictionary and AI options.