Obsidian plugins with #llm-integration#

The Notemd plugin transforms your note-taking experience by integrating AI-powered processing and knowledge graph automation. It connects to both cloud and local LLM providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, and LMStudio to intelligently chunk and process documents, insert context-aware wiki-links, and auto-generate concept notes. It includes features like web search summarization using Tavily or DuckDuckGo, duplicate detection and cleanup, and batch Mermaid/LaTeX syntax correction. Notes can be processed in bulk, with customizable file naming and storage paths. The plugin also supports retry logic for failed API calls, stable connection testing, and detailed configuration of provider settings. It's ideal for users building a personal knowledge base or conducting research-driven writing with structured link graphs.

The Private AI Chat plugin enables secure, local AI-powered conversations with your notes using a privacy-first approach. It connects to a locally running LM Studio server, ensuring that all processing happens on your own device without sending data to external services. You can query your vault naturally, with the plugin automatically searching relevant notes and citing them in responses. It allows narrowing the AI's focus to specific open notes for targeted insights and supports performance tuning through adjustable models, search parameters, and token limits. Cross-platform compatibility for Mac and Windows makes it widely accessible, while easy setup and model swapping simplify usage.

The ExMemo Tools plugin provides advanced document management and content optimization for Obsidian users. It utilizes large language models (LLMs) to generate and update file metadata, such as tags, descriptions, titles, and editing times. Users can optimize selected text within notes, move files to the most appropriate directories, and insert new content into the ideal position in existing documents. The plugin also offers smart file archiving, recommending suitable directories for files based on metadata and directory structure. Customizable prompts enable users to polish, translate, or restructure content directly in Obsidian. With features for automating repetitive metadata tasks and streamlining file organization, ExMemo Tools boosts productivity and efficiency for content management.

The Karpathy LLM Wiki plugin turns notes into an interlinked wiki and lets you query that graph from a side panel inside the editor. It extracts entities and concepts into separate pages, adds aliases, builds bidirectional wiki links and maintains an index, while keeping source notes unchanged. Retrieval uses a five stage cascade with lexical matching, LLM generated keywords, local substring scanning, fallback reseeding and Personalized PageRank over wiki links instead of embeddings or a vector database. The plugin also includes linting, duplicate and contradiction checks, smart repair flows, batch ingestion, PDF ingestion with provider specific and local OCR paths and support for many cloud and local model providers. Query answers link back into the wiki and PDF markdown can be cached under .obsidian/plugins/karpathywiki/pdf-cache/.