The OpenAugi plugin transforms voice transcripts into a structured and self-organizing knowledge system using AI-powered workflows. By parsing voice notes or any freeform text, it breaks content down into atomic notes, extracts tasks, and generates summaries with contextual links. Users can also distill groups of linked notes into concise insights, making it ideal for synthesizing research or complex projects. With support for custom processing instructions, it offers flexibility in how information is extracted and organized. This plugin is especially useful for those who think out loud, prefer voice capture, or want to automate second-brain workflows using OpenAI models.
0.5.2 — Mobile Compatibility Fix
What's Changed
Fixed: Plugin now loads on Obsidian mobile
The 0.5.1 release re-enabled mobile support but the plugin still failed to load on mobile devices because the task dispatch module imports Node.js-only modules (child_process, fs, path) that don't exist in the mobile runtime.
This release fixes that by:
- Using dynamic
import()for TaskDispatchService so Node.js modules are only loaded on desktop - Guarding task dispatch commands behind
Platform.isMobileso they don't appear in the command palette on mobile - Lazy-importing
detectTmuxPathin the settings tab to avoid pulling in Node.js at startup
Task dispatch remains fully functional on desktop. On mobile, context gathering, note processing, and all AI-powered features work as expected — only the desktop-only task dispatch commands are hidden.
Full Changelog
https://github.com/bitsofchris/openaugi-obsidian-plugin/compare/0.5.1…0.5.2