I am in the middle of developing an advanced Anki add-on for Windows that needs to plug into every core layer of the platform—deck & card management, the scheduling/review engine, and full media handling. Because the code must communicate seamlessly with all original Anki parts, I want a seasoned add-on developer available on demand to guide me through the trickier corners of the API and help me avoid breaking changes across Anki 2.1 releases. What I expect from you • Real-time or async consultation (chat, call, or annotated code snippets) whenever I hit a roadblock. • Clear explanations or mini-proof-of-concept snippets that show how to hook into internal objects, signals, and Qt events. • Advice on best practices for packaging, versioning, and publishing through AnkiWeb so the final build stays compatible with the latest Qt6 builds on Windows. • Occasional code review to catch performance or compatibility issues before they surface. I already write Python daily and understand the basics of the add-on API; what I need is your proven experience with deep integrations—overriding scheduler behaviour, manipulating card templates on the fly, and juggling media resources without corrupting user collections. If you have a portfolio of public Anki add-ons or have contributed to core Anki, please mention those links in your bid. I’m looking to start the first consultation as soon as we agree on terms and will set up additional sessions as the project evolves. ---> ****! Budget will be determined prior to each consultation for the specific consultation by mutual agreement !***