The AI Image Analyser plugin sends image files to an Ollama model and stores the returned keywords inside your vault for later reuse. It works with JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP images, and lets you trigger analysis from the context menu or command palette. The default setup uses llava-llama3, though the model can be switched to llava, llava:13b or llava:34b in settings. Results are cached in a JSON file inside the plugin folder, which means repeated analysis is avoided and cached data can be synced across devices. It also connects with OmniSearch, so image analysis results can be indexed and searched when its indexing option is enabled.
Obsidian plugins tagged with #keywords. There are 3 plugins in this collection.
- Rank 121 days ago by swaggeroo
- Rank 27 months ago by Daniel Rhodes
The Auto Keyword Linker plugin automatically converts predefined keywords into wiki-style links throughout your vault, building a richly interconnected knowledge graph without manual bracket typing. Define keywords once with their variations like "ML", "machine learning", "neural networks" and the plugin intelligently finds and links them while respecting existing links, code blocks, and markdown formatting. AI-powered suggestions analyze your vault to discover frequently used terms you might have missed. Advanced features include folder specific scoping for context aware linking, block references that jump to specific sections, relative path support and automatic tag management. Preview changes before applying them, enable auto linking on save for seamless workflow or process your entire vault in bulk. Import and export keyword configurations for backup or team sharing.
- Rank 33 years ago by Marcel Goldammer
The Keyword Highlighter plugin enhances the note-taking experience in Obsidian by allowing users to highlight specific keywords for better organization and readability. Ideal for researchers, students, and professionals, the plugin makes it easy to locate important information within large volumes of text. Users can highlight keywords by typing them followed by a colon (e.g., `TODO:`), with predefined options like TODO, ADD, and FIXME. Additionally, custom keywords can be added with customizable font and background colors, edited for flexibility, or removed as needed. This feature ensures clarity and focus in your notes, improving productivity and information retrieval.