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obsidian-atlas

v0.1.0

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Obsidian plugin for Atlas — query your databases with natural language

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Atlas for Obsidian

Obsidian plugin for Atlas — query your databases with natural language and embed results directly in your notes.

Features

  • Query modal — Open with the ribbon icon or Ask a question command (Ctrl/Cmd+P). Streams results from the Atlas agent in real time.
  • Insert into note — One-click insert of the agent's answer and data tables as Markdown into your active note.
  • Code block processor — Embed live queries in notes using ```atlas fenced blocks. Click "Run query" to execute; results are cached per session with a refresh button.
  • Keyboard shortcut — Ctrl/Cmd+Enter submits from the query modal.

Install

From Obsidian Community Plugins (coming soon)

Search for "Atlas" in Settings → Community Plugins → Browse.

Manual

  1. Download the latest release (main.js, manifest.json, styles.css) from the releases page.
  2. Create <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/atlas/ and copy the files there.
  3. Enable the plugin in Settings → Community Plugins.

Build from Source

cd plugins/obsidian
bun install
bun run build

Copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css to your vault's plugin directory.

Configuration

Open Settings → Atlas and set:

| Setting | Description | |---------|-------------| | Atlas URL | Base URL of your Atlas instance (e.g. https://api.example.com) | | API key | API key for authentication (leave empty if auth is disabled) |

Usage

Query Modal

  1. Click the database icon in the ribbon, or run Atlas: Ask a question from the command palette.
  2. Type a natural-language question and press Ask (or Ctrl/Cmd+Enter).
  3. View the streamed answer and data tables in the modal.
  4. Click Insert into note to paste the result as Markdown at your cursor.

Embedded Queries

Add a fenced code block with the atlas language tag:

```atlas
How many users signed up last week?
```

When you view the note in reading mode, a "Run query" button appears. Click it to execute the query — the answer and tables render inline. Results are cached for the session; click "Refresh" to re-run.

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