I Built an Obsidian Plugin to Audit an Entire Vault with AI. Here's How It Works
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Most Obsidian vaults start simple. A few folders. A few dozen notes. Some links. Maybe a graph that still looks understandable. Then you keep using it. A few hundred notes later, the situation changes. You have notes you forgot existed, topics described three different ways, orphan files, inconsistent tags, half-finished ideas, duplicated concepts, and useful information that you remember writing but can no longer find. At some point I started thinking: What if I could audit an Obsidian vault…
1Key Takeaways
- Maybe a graph that still looks understandable.
- A few hundred notes later, the situation changes.
- You have notes you forgot existed, topics described three different ways, orphan files, inconsistent tags, half-finished ideas, duplicated concepts, and useful information that you remember writing but can no longer find.
- At some point I started thinking: What if I could audit an Obsidian vault….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that maybe a graph that still looks understandable.
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