CMDS Achmage

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by CMDSPACE-DEV

Isolated AI chat, Plan image generation, parallel inline and document-scale editing, and secure MCP connections. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

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CMDS Achmage

Work with AI inside Obsidian: supply note context, review edits, research sources, and create images without leaving your writing flow.

Version 1.2.0 | Available in Community Plugins.

Obsidian 1.11.4+ | Desktop only.

What it does

  • Chat with notes, selections and folders; review which context is included.
  • Review anchored edits, inline changes, and checkpointed long-document drafts.
  • Connect research APIs and MCP tools under an explicit execution policy.
  • Generate images, render local text cards, and optionally deliver assets to Eagle.

Install and first use

Community: Settings → Community plugins → Browse → CMDS Achmage → Install → Enable.

Manual: Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from release 1.2.0, place them in <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/cmds-achmage/, reload Obsidian, and enable. Back up existing settings; do not copy another user’s data.json.

In Advanced → Providers/Models, configure an API provider and chat model. Review Writing → Include current file and set MCP → Tool execution → Per-tool approvals before connecting tools. Run Open chat, mention a sample note with @, and ask one narrow question.

Read the manual

Privacy and limits

API usage and subscriptions are separate. Plan authentication is experimental, not a guaranteed official third-party entitlement. MCP defaults to Full auto, including enabled write/delete tools without an Allow prompt. Active-note inclusion defaults on. Review these settings before sending private material.

Development

npm ci
npm run type:check
npm run lint:check
npm test
npm run build

Build the plugin assets for local development.

Credits and license

Developed by Yohan Koo (CMDSPACE), https://cmdspace.work, together with Professor Changhyun Ahn.

Forked from Smart Composer, originally by Heesu Suh. See LINEAGE.md for the inherited names/versions and collaboration history. MIT; LICENSE retains Copyright (c) 2024 Heesu Suh. The original copyright and permission notice remain in force.

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