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This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. Sync your vault across devices via drive9 with semantic search and AI-agent access.

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drive9 for Obsidian

Sync your Obsidian vault across devices through drive9 — keep every note in sync, search by meaning, and make your knowledge accessible to AI agents.

Why drive9?

  • Sync across devices — edit on desktop, pick up on mobile. Real-time SSE on desktop, battery-friendly polling on iOS/Android.
  • Shared workspace — multiple people (or AI agents) can read and write the same vault through the drive9 server.
  • Search by meaning — hybrid search combines full-text, vector, and keyword matching so you find notes by what they mean, not just exact words.
  • AI-ready — your vault is always accessible to AI agents and tools via the drive9 API, enabling workflows like automated summarization, Q&A, and knowledge retrieval.

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Setup Connected
Quick setup Settings
Semantic search Sync status
Search Sync

Features

  • Bidirectional sync — local changes push to drive9; remote changes pull automatically.
  • Conflict resolution — 3-way merge with shadow store; binary files get .conflict copies.
  • Semantic search — command palette "Search" opens a modal powered by drive9's hybrid search.
  • Large file support — files over 50 KB use multipart upload with progress indication.
  • Mobile compatible — works on iOS and Android.
  • i18n — English and Simplified Chinese built in.

Setup

  1. Install the plugin from Obsidian Community Plugins (search "drive9") or manually copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css to your vault's .obsidian/plugins/drive9/ directory.
  2. Open Settings > drive9.
  3. Click Create Account to provision a new drive9 workspace, or paste an existing API Key.
  4. Sync starts automatically after the first-run reconciliation.

First-run behavior

On first launch, the plugin detects whether files exist locally, remotely, or both:

  • Local-only vault — uploads all files to drive9.
  • Remote-only files — downloads from drive9.
  • Both exist — reconciles by comparing files and syncing differences.

Settings

Setting Default Description
Server URL https://api.drive9.ai drive9 server address
API Key — Authentication key (stored locally in .obsidian/)
Push debounce 2000 ms Delay before syncing after a file change
Ignore paths <configDir>/**, .trash/**, *.tmp, .DS_Store Glob patterns excluded from sync
Max file size 100 MB Skip files larger than this
Mobile max file size 20 MB Lower limit on mobile to prevent out-of-memory

Security

  • API key is stored in .obsidian/plugins/drive9/data.json — ensure .obsidian/ is in your .gitignore if your vault is a git repo.
  • The plugin warns you in settings if .gitignore doesn't cover .obsidian/.
  • Error messages are sanitized to strip Bearer tokens before display.

Commands

Command Description
Search Open hybrid search modal
Retry failed sync Retry sync after an error

Network and data disclosure

This plugin connects to an external drive9 server (default: https://api.drive9.ai) to sync your vault files. Specifically:

  • Network requests: the plugin sends your vault files to the configured drive9 server for storage and retrieval. All communication uses HTTPS.
  • Account required: a drive9 account and API key are required. You can create a free account directly from the plugin settings.
  • No telemetry: the plugin does not collect analytics or telemetry data.
  • No files outside the vault: the plugin only reads and writes files within your Obsidian vault directory.

Requirements

  • Obsidian 1.5.0 or later
  • A running drive9 server with a valid API key

Development

npm install
npm run dev      # Watch mode
npm run build    # Production build

License

MIT

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