Obsidian plugins with #ai-summary#

The Resojot plugin brings audio capture, transcription and note processing into one workflow for spoken notes. It saves recordings inside the vault, turns them into Markdown notes and supports different writing modes such as new notes, append flows and journal oriented placement. The plugin can route speech through local or cloud ASR providers, then pass the result through custom LLM polishing steps to extract todos or generate short summaries. It also handles imported audio, long recordings, task recovery and fallback provider switching when a service fails.

The Voice Briefing plugin turns notes into audio briefings lasting one to two minutes. It generates scripts through Google Gemini, xAI Grok, OpenAI or Anthropic Claude, with model selection and custom model IDs. Speech generation supports Edge TTS, Gemini TTS, OpenAI TTS and ElevenLabs. Briefings can use analogies, Feynman style explanations, a news anchor format or custom prompts, with seven output languages available. Generated audio is stored inside the vault and embedded at the bottom of the note. Optional Google Drive sharing uploads recordings and inserts an HTML audio player, Markdown link or direct URL. Note text is sent to the selected provider and Edge TTS contacts Microsoft through its local command line tool. The plugin runs only on desktop and xAI TTS appears in settings but is not used for generation.

The YTSummarizer plugin helps you bring YouTube content into your vault by fetching video transcripts and generating AI-powered summaries using OpenAI models. You can view transcripts in a sidebar or save them as full notes, complete with clickable timestamps for easy navigation. The plugin supports custom prompts, multilingual transcripts, and configurable timestamp intervals. It's especially useful for researchers, students, or content consumers who want to capture and summarise key ideas from videos without watching them in full. All summaries are generated locally with your own OpenAI API key, giving you flexibility and control over the output.