Turn Your Obsidian Vault Into an AI-Powered Second Brain
Hello, I'm Rijul. I'm building git-lrc, a micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It's free and source-available on GitHub. Star git-lrc to help more developers discover the project. Do give it a try and share your feedback Are you someone who uses Obsidian day-to-day? Suppose someone asks you about some work you did a few months ago. Or maybe you want to refer back to how you solved a…
Rijul shares an innovative tool that can turn an Obsidian vault into an AI-powered second brain. The Copilot Plugin for Obsidian, discovered recently, enables users to connect the plugin to an AI provider like OpenCode. Once installed, a Copilot button appears in the Obsidian sidebar, allowing users to ask questions about their notes and receive relevant information instantly.
This can save time when referencing past work or solving problems. Rijul demonstrates how to use Copilot to recall details about a recent Teams integration project. The Copilot plugin acts like a librarian for users' brains, quickly retrieving information from their Obsidian vault. Rijul also mentions git-lrc, a free, source-available tool that hooks into git commit and reviews every diff before code is merged.
While highlighting the benefits of AI agents, Rijul warns of potential issues like logic removal, behavior changes, and bug introduction in production code.
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