Copilot

by Logan Yang
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Description
Category: 3rd Party Integrations

The Copilot plugin provides an AI-powered writing assistant that helps users generate ideas, organize notes, and create content. It offers various modes, including Chat mode for conversational writing and Vault QA mode for integrating with Obsidian's note-taking app. The plugin supports multiple models from OpenAI and Azure, allowing users to choose the most suitable one based on their needs. With its user-friendly interface and customization options, the Obsidian plugin is ideal for writers, researchers, and students seeking to streamline their writing process and enhance their productivity.

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Latest Version
7 days ago
Changelog

Copilot for Obsidian - Release v3.1.4 🔥

It's our 100th release!! 🚀 This release includes

  • Fixed a critical bug that makes the UI laggy when there's a long conversation
  • A major Relevant Notes algorithm improvement
  • Big step toward self-host mode by deprecating several modules and moving forward

More details in the changelog:

Improvements

  • #2073 Bring back toggle for inline citation @logancyang
  • #2071 Clean up dead code and update readme for privacy disclosure @logancyang
  • #2070 Enhance error handling in BaseChainRunner @logancyang
  • #2069 Deprecate IntentAnalyzer @logancyang
  • #2063 Improve new user onboarding by removing notice on missing api key @logancyang
  • #2052 Improve relevant note search algorithm @zeroliu
  • #2049 Add path to variable_note format and reorder elements @wenzhengjiang

Bug Fixes

  • #2072 Prevent orphaned spinners in agent @logancyang
  • #2038 Revert "Improve onboarding by removing the popups … #2015" @logancyang

Troubleshoot

  • If models are missing, navigate to Copilot settings -> Models tab and click "Refresh Built-in Models".
  • Please report any issue you see in the member channel!
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