Brainfeed.ai

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by Brainfeed

Sync your Brainfeed content and send notes for summarization.

Updated 1mo agoMITDiscovered via Obsidian Unofficial Plugins
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Brainfeed for Obsidian

Sync your Brainfeed content to Obsidian and send notes back to Brainfeed for AI summarization.

Features

  • Pull sync — Import summaries, key points, highlights, full text, and metadata from Brainfeed into your vault as Markdown files with frontmatter.
  • Push to Brainfeed — Send any note from Obsidian to Brainfeed for AI-powered summarization.
  • Auto-sync — Optionally sync on a schedule (every 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes).
  • Content scope — Choose exactly which sections to include: summary, key points, annotations, full text, and metadata.

Setup

  1. Install the plugin from Obsidian's Community Plugins browser (or manually copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into .obsidian/plugins/brainfeed/).
  2. Open Settings → Brainfeed.
  3. Enter your Brainfeed API key (find it at brainfeed.ai under Settings → API Keys).
  4. Click Verify to confirm the connection.

Usage

Sync from Brainfeed

  • Click the refresh icon in the ribbon, or run the Sync from Brainfeed command.
  • Content is saved as Markdown files in the sync folder (default: Brainfeed/).
  • Only new or updated items are pulled on each sync.

Send to Brainfeed

  • Open a note, then run the Send to Brainfeed command.
  • The note will be sent to Brainfeed for AI summarization.

Settings

SettingDescriptionDefault
API URLBrainfeed API endpointhttps://brainfeed.ai
API KeyYour Brainfeed API key
Sync FolderVault folder for synced contentBrainfeed
Auto-sync intervalAutomatic sync frequencyDisabled
SummaryInclude AI summaryOn
Key PointsInclude key pointsOn
Highlights / AnnotationsInclude your highlightsOn
Full TextInclude original full textOn
MetadataInclude source URL, author, date, topicsOn

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