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Latest Version

1.0.1
3 days ago

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Initial Release!

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MagicNotes

MagicNotes turns your notes into a browsable knowledge base. An LLM classifies each note into topics and subtopics, drafts the knowledge-base entry for your review, and archives the original note. A second agent answers questions about any PDF in your vault, with clickable page citations.

Features

  • Ingest notes into a knowledge base — a sparkles button in the note header (or the command Ingest active note into knowledge base) runs a guided LLM workflow:
    1. Analyze — the LLM classifies the note against your existing topics.
    2. Choose target — pick an existing subtopic, or create a new subtopic or topic (names are editable).
    3. Draft — the LLM drafts the subtopic entry, with numbered references to the sources in the note.
    4. Review & edit — review a line diff against the existing entry, edit the text directly, or ask the LLM to revise it.
    5. Save — the entry is written to the knowledge base and the source note is archived, renamed with the ingestion date.
    • Interrupted ingests can be resumed later.
  • Knowledge base views — a brain icon in the ribbon opens a searchable archive of topics. Each topic opens a detail view with a searchable subtopic list and a rendered subtopic panel with clickable references.
  • Ask about PDFs — a robot button in the PDF view header (or the command Ask about the open PDF) opens a chat panel. Answers are grounded in the PDF text and cite pages as clickable chips that jump to that page in the PDF.
  • Bring your own LLM — works with any OpenAI-compatible endpoint: base URL, API key, model, reasoning effort, max tokens, temperature, plus a connection test button.

Requirements

  • Obsidian 1.7.2 or newer
  • An OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoint (OpenAI, or a local/self-hosted server)

Installation

From the community: Settings → Community plugins → Browse → MagicNotes → Install → Enable.

Manually: download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from the latest GitHub release and place them in <Vault>/.obsidian/plugins/magicnotes/.

Setup

  1. Open Settings → MagicNotes.
  2. Enter your LLM Base URL (including the version path, e.g. https://api.openai.com/v1), API key, and Model.
  3. Press Test connection.
  4. Optionally adjust the knowledge base folder (default MapTheMind), base notes folder (default BaseNotes), LLM verbosity, and panel split directions.

Usage

  • Open a note and press the sparkles button in the note header to ingest it into the knowledge base.
  • Open the knowledge base via the brain icon in the ribbon, search topics, and click through to subtopics.
  • Open a PDF and press the robot button in the PDF header to ask questions about it.

Data and privacy

  • Note contents, existing topic names, and PDF text are sent to the LLM endpoint you configure. Nothing else leaves your vault.
  • The API key is stored locally in the plugin's data.json and is only sent to your configured base URL.
  • No telemetry. No other network requests.

Development

npm install
npm run dev     # watch mode
npm run build   # type-check + production bundle
npm run lint

License

0BSD

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