MindVault Sync

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by MindVault

Sync your vault with MindVault AI assistant. Two-way sync, background auto-sync, OAuth connect.

Updated 4d agoMITDiscovered via Obsidian Unofficial Plugins
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MindVault Sync

Sync your Obsidian vault with your MindVault AI assistant.

Features

  • Two-way sync — push your notes to MindVault, pull them back to Obsidian
  • Auto-sync — syncs in the background every N minutes (configurable, default 15)
  • One-click connect — OAuth flow, no manual API key entry needed
  • Ribbon button — manual sync from the sidebar
  • Status bar — shows last sync time

Installation

Via BRAT (recommended while awaiting Community Plugins review)

  1. Install BRAT
  2. Add repository: kislyakovma/mindvault-obsidian-plugin

Manual

  1. Download main.js, manifest.json, styles.css from the latest release
  2. Create folder .obsidian/plugins/mindvault-sync/ in your vault
  3. Copy the files there
  4. In Obsidian: Settings → Community plugins → Enable MindVault Sync

Setup

  1. Open plugin settings → click Connect
  2. Authorize in the browser (takes ~10 seconds)
  3. Select which assistant to sync with
  4. Press the 🔵 button in the sidebar or wait for auto-sync

How it works

  • Push — all .md files from Obsidian are sent to the MindVault vault
  • Pull — files from MindVault vault are downloaded to Obsidian
  • Conflict resolution: push first, then pull (last-write-wins)

Privacy

The plugin only communicates with api.mvault.ru. No data is sent to any third parties. Network requests only happen after explicit user authorization.

Requirements

A MindVault account with an active AI assistant.


На русском

Установка через BRAT

  1. Установи плагин BRAT
  2. Добавь репозиторий: kislyakovma/mindvault-obsidian-plugin

Использование

  1. Настройки плагина → Подключить
  2. Разреши доступ в браузере
  3. Выбери ассистента из списка
  4. Нажми кнопку в сайдбаре или жди автосинхронизации

Разработка

npm install
npm run build   # собрать main.js

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