An Obsidian plugin to quickly find your notes, make connections between ideas, and keep everything organized.
Self-hostable and or available with cloud subscription.
🆕 Now includes the most powerful AI Chat for Obsidian.
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Organization: Automatically suggests file names, tags and folders for your notes & more.
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AI Chat: The most powerful chat for Obsidian 🦾 Select folders, files, tags to add to context. Get files by date range, search by key terms. Can even get Youtube transcripts.
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AI Formatting: Create templates to format your notes with custom prompts.
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OCR: AI-class text extraction from images, including handwritten notes and PDFs.
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Audio transcription: Transcribe audio + dedicated Meeting Notes formatting.
Chat with Multiple Files in Context demo video
Get suggestions and choose what to apply with the Assistant view. Here's how to use it:
- Click on the Assistant View Icon or set up the "Show Assistant" hotkey to open the Sidebar
- Select any of your files and choose which changes to apply
Auto-organize with the AI Inbox.
We recommend the AI Assistant view for more control. But the AI Inbox can be handy as well. Simply move any of your files to the "Inbox" folder and the plugin will automatically move it to the folder it belongs. Additional configuration can also be specified within the plugin settings (e.g. auto-tagging, auto-formatting).
Move your unorganized files into _FileOrganizer2000/Inbox
It takes a sec, and then renames, and organizes your file.
See plugin settings to customize the changes AI Inbox applies to your files.
Give instructions for the AI to format and modify your files.
See video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rommuUXRgUw&t=17s
To use llama 3.2 with the ai chat, install Ollama + llama 3.2 and check this setting in the plugin:
Choose between the setups below:
- Go to general settings inside the plugin settings
- Enter the key you generated on File Organizer 2000 dashboard
- Click Activate and follow the instructions after the plan selection
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Run the server
For Linux/macOS:
cd web && npm run build:self-host && npm run start
And make sure you have your
OPENAI_API_KEY
variable set up in your.env.local
file inside the app root folder.For Windows (PowerShell):
cd web; npm run build:self-host; npm run start
And make sure you have your
OPENAI_API_KEY
variable set up in your.env.local
file inside the app root folder. -
Go inside the Settings of the plugin and enable "Self-hosted"
For the tech-savvies who would like to play around with different models, there is a promptfoo.yaml file in the project including examples with local LLMs. See link for more info: https://promptfoo.dev/docs/configuration/guide/
Join the discord server for more.
The iOS shortcut below makes it easy for you to easily work from your phone with this plugin.
https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/06915768862848fb9711f2f19b6405e2
how to set it up: https://youtu.be/zWJgIRlDWkk?si=HSeOUKaMfJvaLtKI
Notes:
- It works when your vault is on a cloud drive. I use it with iCloud and works great. Doesn't work with OneDrive last time I tested.
- Currently only works if your iOS is in English. But if you reach out on discord I can help you set it up in your language.
- Release a local LLM-only version.
- Implement browser access into AI chat.
- AI chat improvements.
This plugin interacts with your filesystem.