Memos Plus

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by nocodeuse

A local-first memo workbench stored as readable Markdown. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

4 stars458 downloadsUpdated 25d agoMIT

Memos Plus

不再堆积零散素材,收集即归档。

一键抓取内容,直接归入目标文档。收集同步完成整理,碎片化信息从此有序。

中文介绍

Memos Plus 是一个本地优先的 Obsidian 收集与整理工作台。它不是让你再多维护一个收集箱,而是把灵感、链接、任务、病例经验、项目想法和临时素材,在记录的同时送到正确的笔记、项目文件或 Markdown 标题下面。

  • 一键收集:从主页面、快速记录弹窗、侧边栏或移动端入口抓取内容。
  • 即时归档:把内容直接投递到项目文件、标签文件、最近文件或真实 Markdown 标题下。
  • 边收边整理:支持链接资料、普通笔记、Obsidian Tasks 任务、Callout、代码块和自定义格式。
  • 移动端可用:适合 iPhone 快速记录,也支持 GitHub Release / BRAT 更新方式。

完整中文产品介绍见 飞书文档

English Summary

Memos Plus is a local-first Obsidian plugin for quick memo capture, review, filtering, and lightweight task tracking. It stores memos in readable yearly Markdown files.

Storage format

By default, Memos Plus writes yearly files under 我的资源/Memos, such as 我的资源/Memos/2026.md. You can change the memo folder in the plugin settings.

# 2026
## 2026-06
### 2026-06-12 周五
- 2026-06-12 06:03
  这是一条 memo #灵感
  第二行内容继续写在这里
  - [ ] 支持待办

Features

  • Quick capture view and command.
  • Timeline cards with Markdown rendering.
  • Search, tag filtering, and status views.
  • Today, week, todo, pinned, starred, and archived views.
  • Calendar-style activity overview.
  • Random review and on-this-day review.
  • Inline task checkbox updates.
  • Configurable yearly Markdown memo folder.

Privacy and security

Memos Plus does not use accounts, telemetry, or ads. Memo, project, template, task, and saved-search features read or write Markdown data locally inside your vault. When link title analysis is enabled, only URLs you choose to analyze are requested to retrieve their page titles; note content is not uploaded by Memos Plus.

Development

npm install
npm test
npm run build
npm run sync

Release artifacts are main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css.

npm run sync is the default release loop. It runs tests, lint, and build before bumping the patch version, commits the release, pushes main, creates a GitHub tag, waits for the GitHub Release workflow, installs the release into the Steamboy vault from GitHub, then reloads only the memos-plus plugin.

For emergency local-only testing, npm run sync:local keeps the old direct build-and-copy behavior.

Install from GitHub

The source repository is published at:

https://github.com/nocodeuse-dev/memos-plus

Memos Plus is distributed through GitHub Releases. Each release attaches:

  • main.js
  • manifest.json
  • styles.css

For Steamboy, BRAT should track this repository as a latest-version beta plugin:

nocodeuse-dev/memos-plus

The local one-command GitHub install path downloads the latest release assets, copies them into Steamboy, ensures the plugin is enabled, and reloads only memos-plus:

npm run install:github

To install a specific release tag instead:

npm run install:github -- --tag 0.1.123

To reinstall from GitHub as a completely fresh plugin and discard old plugin settings:

npm run install:github -- --tag 0.1.123 --clean --discard-data

Publish a Release

Before publishing, make sure the version in package.json, package-lock.json, manifest.json, and versions.json is the same.

npm test
npm run build
npm run check:release-version -- 0.1.123
git tag 0.1.123
git push origin main 0.1.123

The GitHub Actions release workflow runs tests and lint, checks the release version, builds main.js, and publishes the three Obsidian release assets: main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css.

For normal plugin changes, prefer:

npm run sync

This command handles the patch version bump, GitHub release, GitHub-based Steamboy installation, and plugin reload together.

Credits

Memos Plus is inspired by Memoria, usememos/memos, and Obsidian Thino. It is implemented as a new TypeScript plugin project and does not copy bundled release code.

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