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qvac-obsidian-companion

v0.2.25

Published

QVAC for Obsidian companion daemon: local chat + RAG + OCR + LoRA over an Obsidian vault, via @qvac/sdk. Nothing leaves the machine.

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Maintainers

eldevsamotheldevsamoth

Keywords

obsidianqvaclocal-airagllmon-device

Readme

qvac-obsidian-companion

The local companion daemon for the QVAC for Obsidian plugin.

The Obsidian plugin is a thin client. The AI runs here, in this small local process, and the plugin talks to it over 127.0.0.1 (localhost) only. Same shape as running a local Ollama server. Nothing leaves your machine.

It runs @qvac/sdk (Apache-2.0), the on-device AI engine from Tether's QVAC: semantic search, cited chat over your vault (RAG), OCR, and optional on-device LoRA fine-tuning. One daemon serves all your vaults.

Run it

Requires Node 20+.

npx qvac-obsidian-companion

That's it. The daemon starts on a loopback port and writes its connection token to ~/.qvac-obsidian/daemon.json; the plugin picks it up automatically. Leave it running while you use Obsidian; quit it (Ctrl+C) to go offline.

On the first chat request it downloads the models once (about 7 GB, from the QVAC model registry) into ~/.qvac. Nothing else touches the network.

Install globally instead of npx, if you prefer:

npm install -g qvac-obsidian-companion
qvac-obsidian-companion

What it stores locally

  • ~/.qvac-obsidian/ : the per-boot auth token (0600) and the vault index.
  • ~/.qvac/ : the downloaded models and the SDK's local store.

Privacy

No vault content, no queries, and no telemetry are ever sent to any server. Open source, no account, no obfuscation.

License

MIT. Depends on @qvac/sdk (Apache-2.0).