A (nearly) seamless integration of ChatGPT into Obsidian.
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- Chat from any MD note
- Create Chat Templates for sharing and running similar scenarios. Check out the companion repo chatgpt-md-templates for some templates!
- As minimal boilerplate as possible, only two required in fact!
<hr class="__chatgpt_plugin">
androle::system|assistant|user
- Use frontmatter to change variables for the ChatGPT API
- Stream characters to Obsidian, creating a realtime feel
- Uses regular Markdown. Meaning everything from lists to code blocks from ChatGPT will render!
- Create chats from highlighted text.
- Infer title from messages. Can be set to run automatically after >4 messages.
- Stream at cursor position or at end of file. Can be set in settings.
- Choose heading level for role h1-h6. Can be set in settings.
- Custom endpoints can be specified using the url parameter in your front matter. See FAQ for an example.
- Stop a running stream with a command. See commands section below.
- (NEW!) Choose between nine languages for "Infer Title". Can be set in settings.
- (NEW!) ChatGPT comment blocks. Allows you to leave scratchpad notes, backlinks...or anything else really!! See command below for details.
The main command! Parses the file and calls ChatGPT. Recommended to add to a hotkey for easy usage.
Take currently highlighted text and default frontmatter and create a new chat file in Chat Folder
Create a new chat file from a template specified in Chat Template Folder
. Remember to check out chatgpt-md-templates for some templates!
Infer the title of the chat from the messages. Requires at least 2 messages. Can be set in settings to run automatically after >4 messages.
Add a comment block to the editor that will not be processed by ChatGPT. Allows you to leave scratchpad notes, backlinks...or anything else really!
Comments begin with =begin-chatgpt-md-comment
and end with =end-chatgpt-md-comment
Removes all messages but leaves frontmatter
Stops the stream. Useful if you want to stop the stream if you don't like where ChatGPT is heading/going too long.
Add a ChatGPT MD Horizontal Rule and role::user
.
!! Note: both role::system|assistant|user
AND <hr class="__chatgpt_plugin">
are REQUIRED for the plugin to work!!
Go to Community Plugins and search ChatGPT MD
- Clone this repo into your
plugins
directory in your vault - Run
npm i
andnpm run build
- Insert your OpenAI API Key into the settings
- Set
Chat Folder
andChat Template Folder
- Add a hotkey for
Chat
(Im usingalt-[
)
To address this, first try to increase your max_tokens
(default is set to 300). You may also want to update it more permanently in the default frontmatter settings. See pics below:
The Obsidian editor renders backticks in automatically (see issue) and fires extra logic that causes the stream to add extra backticks. To address this, you can:
- at the end of the code block add ``` (three backticks) to close the code block BEFORE the
<hr>
and delete the three extra Obsidian added automatically. - in
role::user
write "keep going"
See pics below:
If you are off the waitlist, simply replace model: gpt-3.5-turbo
with model: gpt-4
in the frontmatter. (note: gpt-4 is slower than turbo!)
---
system_commands: ['I create small self contained app ideas that could fit in a CodePen or a Replit']
url: https://localhost
---
The custom API must conform to the OpenAI API spec. eg you could use Azure's OpenAI hosted endpoints here. Refer to your provider for API key handling.
This repository was written by Bram Adams, a writer and programmer based out of NYC.
Bram publishes a Zettelkasten with a twice/weekly newsletter, is a community developer ambassador for OpenAI, and does freeleance contracts (for hire!) related to AI/web dev/AR+VR.
Bram is also the creator of Stenography, an API and VSC Extension that automatically documents code on save. He also is the author of Bramses' Highly Opinionated Vault, an extremely detailed philosophy + vault template used by hundreds of Obsidian users, new and old.
You can learn more about him and his work on his website.
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