Obsidian plugins with #ai-agents#

The Ābele plugin turns most personal workflow items into linked notes and uses a `groups` graph instead of folders to connect them. It brings logs, task tracking, journals, calendars, finance records, time tracking, image galleries, charts and templates into one system, with each item able to surface in related notes and timelines. Tasks, transactions and time entries are stored as notes with properties, so they can carry long descriptions, attachments and rollups through related groups. The plugin also adds configurable AI agents with scoped file access, delegation, web and vault tools, plus JavaScript scripts that run from the command palette, note headers, deep links or agents. It has been tested on desktop and iOS with a vault of more than 16k notes.

The Vault Code plugin adds a code editor and broader file access alongside notes. It reveals hidden and extensionless files, creates nested paths and uses ignore rules to filter the explorer. The editor supports syntax highlighting, folding, line numbers and Markdown source editing, with multiline search and regex replacement. Previews render HTML, SVG, MJML, Mermaid diagrams, structured data and diffs. Supported table cells can be edited, while invalid or ambiguous data stays read only. Desktop Git tools compare changes, revert individual hunks and commit single files. Agent chat connects coding CLIs, hosted APIs or local model servers, with attached note context and saved Markdown histories. Safe mode prevents edits, while API and local model changes require review in edit mode. File management and code editing also work on mobile and tablets, but Git and agent chat require desktop.

The Obsidian MCP Server plugin runs a local Model Context Protocol server that connects external AI tools to your vault through Streamable HTTP. Agents can inspect the active note, retrieve metadata and backlinks and manage notes through creation, editing, moving or deletion. Search supports note filters based on dates, tags and frontmatter alongside full text or regex queries with line number snippets. Attachment tools return images to AI clients and save binary files into the vault. Daily note capture follows your Daily Notes settings. The plugin also exposes folder listings and vault statistics while tracking active sessions and persistent tool usage counts. Local token authentication is enabled by default and can be disabled for development. All tools enforce access rules based on blacklisted paths and tags.

The AXXA Agent plugin brings chat, vault grounded Q&A and an agent that can search, read, create, edit, move and delete notes from one panel on desktop and mobile. Vault Q&A combines semantic and keyword search, reranks results using vault links and cites source notes as wikilinks. Agent changes wait for approval by default, support per action undo and follow configured trash behaviour. It connects to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, NVIDIA NIM or local Ollama, with API keys stored in the operating system keychain. Conversations, skills, usage reports and the incremental search index remain as files inside the vault. A usage dashboard tracks estimated provider and model costs, while offline operation is available through Ollama with suitable chat and embedding models.