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@Igbig
An Obsidian plugin that can automatically organize your notes using the Zettelkasten note taking method. Essentially, there are no folders, just tags and references to other notes making it easier to find connections. Here is the devpost page with more info: https://devpost.com/software/lynx-fm1734?ref_content=my-projects-tab&ref_feature=my_projects
I made an Obsidian plugin that will automatically organize your notes using the Zettelkasten note taking method.
Essentially, each every markdown file is an atomic note (a standalone unit of knowledge) and it has tags and references to other notes that have some logical link to it.
Everything runs locally including the LLM, vector database, and graph database. You can also query notes and it uses the graph of notes to provide meaningful context to the LLM (essentially GraphRAG).
Completed the whole project and created an architecture visualization.
Just finished adding an option for letting the user bring their own API key. Otherwise, it uses Ollama by default
I’ve gotten the LLM to generate the whole graph automatically. Now, I’m working on implementing GraphRAG so that the user can ask questions about their notes and the LLM will find relevant connections and use those in the answer.
I’m working on getting the LLM to decide what tags to attach and what other pages to have references to.
