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obsidian-pi-vault-mind

v0.1.0

Published

Vault Mind side panel for Obsidian — live queue, status, search, and chat for the pi-vault-mind extension.

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Alpha — not yet in the Obsidian community-plugin store. Install via BRAT for now.

Vault Mind

A right-hand side panel for Obsidian that connects to the local pi-vault-mind extension.

It gives you three dockable views:

  • Vault Mind Queue — live list of pending / running / done / failed / cancelled agent dispatch jobs, with retry / cancel buttons.
  • Vault Mind Status — pi running state, watcher toggle, embedding provider/model, and a search box.
  • Vault Mind Chat — a chat surface that talks to pi directly via the existing RPC mode.

Requirements

  • Obsidian 1.5.0+ desktop (Electron-based; mobile is not supported).
  • pi-vault-mind extension running in a local pi session (or headless).
  • A PVM_API_TOKEN configured in env, ~/.pi/agent/vault-mind.env, or the extension config. The plugin imports the token from the dotenv file and seals it in the OS keychain via Electron safeStorage.

Install

Manual (alpha)

  1. Download obsidian-pi-vault-mind.zip from the latest GitHub release.
  2. Extract it into your vault: <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-pi-vault-mind/.
  3. The folder must contain main.js, styles.css, manifest.json, and versions.json.
  4. Restart Obsidian, then enable Vault Mind in Settings → Community Plugins.

BRAT

  1. Install the obsidian42-brat plugin and enable it.
  2. Open BRAT settings → Add Beta plugin with frozen version.
  3. Enter the repository URL: https://github.com/kylebrodeur/pi-vault-mind.
  4. Pick the latest release that starts with obsidian-v. BRAT will download the obsidian-pi-vault-mind.zip asset.
  5. Enable Vault Mind in Settings → Community Plugins.

Usage

Open the command palette and choose one of:

  • Vault Mind: Open Queue
  • Vault Mind: Open Status
  • Vault Mind: Open Chat

On first run, the plugin will prompt you to import the bearer token from ~/.pi/agent/vault-mind.env. It then connects to http://127.0.0.1:11435 by default (configurable in settings) and opens the setup wizard if the extension is not yet configured.

Development

# from repo root
pnpm install
pnpm --filter obsidian-pi-vault-mind dev   # watch build
pnpm --filter obsidian-pi-vault-mind build  # production build

Production build outputs packages/obsidian/main.js, which Obsidian loads from the plugin directory.

Attribution

License

MIT