Vir

by Djordje Marković
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This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. An LLM Wiki for Claude Code, in your Obsidian sidebar. Surface relevant notes from your distilled session knowledge as you work.

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Vir for Obsidian

An LLM Wiki for Claude Code, in your Obsidian sidebar. Surface relevant notes from your distilled session knowledge as you work.

vir distills your Claude Code sessions into an Obsidian vault of patterns, gotchas, decisions, and tools. This plugin brings that knowledge into Obsidian's sidebar — so the right note finds you while you're writing, not three searches later.

Vir's Recent tab in the Obsidian sidebar beside an open distilled note showing vir frontmatter

What it does

  • Status bar — a live health dot for the vir daemon (healthy / stale / down / CLI-not-found). Click it to open settings.
  • Sidebar pane — a Recent tab that scans your vault for vir-distilled notes, and a Related tab that queries vir for notes relevant to the note you're editing.
  • CommandsVir: Search vault, Vir: Surface related notes, and Vir: Open settings from the command palette.

Install

From the Community Plugins marketplace (pending review): search for "Vir" in Settings → Community plugins → Browse. (Link added once approved.)

Manual install:

  1. Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from the latest release.
  2. Copy them into <your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/vir/.
  3. Reload Obsidian, then enable Vir under Settings → Community plugins.

Setup

This plugin is a thin client over the vir CLI — install and configure it first:

npm install -g @djolex999/vir-cli
vir init          # interactive setup: points vir at your vault, configures the daemon

Then, in the plugin's settings:

  1. Click Detect to resolve the vir binary path. (Detect runs through your login shell, so it finds binaries installed via nvm/asdf — Obsidian's own process PATH usually doesn't include those, which is why a bare vir may not work.)
  2. Click Test connection to confirm the plugin can reach vir doctor.
  3. Adjust poll interval, recent/related counts, and the minimum confidence threshold to taste.

Desktop only. vir is a CLI tool bound to a background daemon, so the plugin doesn't run on mobile.

The three surfaces

Status bar

A colored dot reflects daemon health, polled on an interval (default 30s):

  • 🟢 healthy — daemon running
  • 🟡 stale — daemon up, last poll was a while ago (tooltip shows when)
  • 🔴 down / unreachable — daemon not running
  • unknown — the vir CLI couldn't be found (set the path in settings)

Recent tab

Scans the vault directly (no vir call) for notes carrying vir's frontmatter category (pattern · gotcha · decision · tool · article), newest first, with a color-coded badge, project, and relative date. Click to open.

Runs vir query against the note you're editing (debounced) and lists the most relevant distilled notes. Results preserve vir's own ranking (it diversifies via MMR — the plugin never re-sorts), filtered by a confidence threshold you control.

License

MIT © Djordje Marković