G: Yes — AnyList still works with Amazon Alexa as of August 2026, but the integration is degraded, and there is currently an Amazon-side bug affecting it.

The history matters because there are really three different states of the integration:

Before July 1, 2024: Alexa and AnyList could directly synchronize lists. You could simply say, “Alexa, add milk to my shopping list,” and Alexa's list would sync with AnyList.
Since July 1, 2024: Amazon killed its List Skill API. That permanently eliminated direct Alexa-list ↔︎ AnyList synchronization. AnyList built a replacement Alexa skill, but you have to explicitly invoke it: “Alexa, ask AnyList to add milk to my grocery list.” citeturn0search2turn0search4
Since March 2026: that replacement has itself been having problems. AnyList says there is a widespread Alexa bug in which Alexa sometimes fails to recognize “Ask AnyList” or “Tell AnyList.” AnyList reported it to Amazon; Amazon said it was investigating. AnyList's current support page still says it has not been fixed and they don't know when Amazon will fix it. citeturn0search0turn0search1

There is a workaround, though. The AnyList skill itself remains live in Amazon's Alexa Skills store right now. Amazon describes it as supporting commands such as “Alexa, ask AnyList to add apples to my grocery list,” as well as accessing AnyList meal plans and recipes. citeturn0search5

So the short version is:

Alexa → AnyList still exists. Alexa-list → AnyList synchronization does not. And the surviving “Ask AnyList…” method is currently somewhat unreliable because of an unresolved Alexa problem.

If you're setting it up now, you enable the AnyList Alexa skill, link your AnyList account, and then select which AnyList lists Alexa is allowed to access. citeturn0search3

urlAnyList's current Alexa status pageturn0search0
urlAnyList's March 2026 Alexa problem noticeturn0search1
urlAnyList skill on Amazon Alexaturn0search5

The important distinction, if you're wondering whether it's worth setting up again, is that it hasn't returned to the old seamless behavior. You still need the “ask/tell AnyList” phrasing, and right now even that can occasionally fail.