Changelog
What changed in each release, newest first. Missing something? Ask for it on the feedback board.
v1.4 · Open notes by Obsidian link Coming soon
- Give your AI client a link from Obsidian’s “Copy Obsidian URL” instead of a note’s path. read_note, patch_note, write_note, add_to_note, edit_frontmatter, trash_note and move_path find the note it points to. A link whose vault name doesn’t match your server’s vault is refused, and your AI client is told to check with you before using the note’s path instead.
v1.3 · Add to, replace and edit notes
- New tool: add_to_note adds text to a note at the start or end of the note, or of a section under a heading.
- New tool: write_note replaces the whole content of an existing note. Rewriting an entire note used to be slow and tedious.
- New tool: edit_frontmatter is a quicker and safer way to edit frontmatter. It sets and deletes a note’s properties, such as tags, aliases and dates.
- Every tool now has a readable name and tells your AI client whether it only reads your vault or changes it, so your client can ask before a write.
- create_note, write_note, patch_note and move_path refuse file types your server doesn’t sync, such as .txt, .pdf and images.
- trash_note and move_path now wait until Obsidian Sync has picked up the change.
- Better fault tolerance: a write interrupted by a server restart now tells your AI client to try again.
- Connecting an AI client before your vault is set up no longer ends in an error. The sign-in page links to setup and continues to your client once your vault is ready.
v1.2 · Faster edits and new hosting
- Editing the same note several times in a row with patch_note returns right away, instead of waiting about 10 seconds per edit. One call can also apply several edits to a note.
- Vault servers set up from this release on run on new hosting with twice the memory, which leaves room for larger vaults.
- Reconnecting your Obsidian account is more reliable. If a reconnect fails partway, your existing server stays as it was.
v1.1 · Move, rename and activity log
- New tools: move_path moves or renames a note or folder, and trash_folder moves a folder to Obsidian’s trash.
- Your dashboard links to a Recent activity page that lists the tool calls your AI clients made, without note names or contents.
- search_notes leaves out notes in the Trash folder unless you ask for them.
- Connecting Obsidian with two-factor authentication keeps your password while it asks for the code, and the page says when it needs your vault’s end-to-end encryption password rather than your account password.
- A file with a very long name no longer stops the rest of your vault from syncing.
- The server no longer stays stuck on “syncing” after it writes a note.
- Connecting a second Claude connector no longer signs out the first one.
v1.0 · Launch
- Sign in with Google, connect your Obsidian Sync vault, and get your own MCP server to add to Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients.
- Tools to list, search and read notes, create and edit them, move notes to the trash, create folders and check sync status.
- Changes your AI client makes reach your other devices through Obsidian Sync.