CORE Sync
pendingby redplanethq
Sync your notes with CORE and get relevant results in the sidebar.
Obsidian CORE Sync Plugin
Sync your Obsidian notes with CORE (Contextual Observation & Recall Engine) and get memory-aware answers directly inside Obsidian.
β¨ What it does
- Sync Notes: Push selected notes (or entire vault sections) into CORE as Episodes.
- Right-Side Panel: Opens a dedicated panel in Obsidian that sends the current noteβs content to CORE and shows relevant results, links, or summaries.
- Frontmatter Control: Decide which notes to sync by adding simple YAML flags.
- Offline Safe: Failed syncs are queued locally and retried automatically.
Configuration
- Go to Settings β CORE Sync to configure:
- CORE Endpoint: Your CORE ingest/search API (e.g. https://core.heysol.ai).
- API Key: Token for authenticating with CORE.
- Auto-sync on modify: If enabled, every note edit will sync automatically.
π οΈ Usage
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Mark a note for sync
Add the following frontmatter at the top of a note to mark it for synchronization:
--- core.sync: true --- -
Sync manually
To sync a note manually, open the command palette (Cmd/Ctrl + P) and run:
- "Sync current note to CORE" to sync the currently open note.
- "Sync all notes with core.sync=true" to sync all notes marked for synchronization.
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Right-Side CORE Panel
Open the CORE Panel by running "Open CORE Panel" from the command palette. This will open a new tab on the right side of Obsidian. When you open or edit a note, the plugin will automatically send its content to CORE and display:
π Installation
Local development
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Download the latest release assets from core-obsidian v0.1.0 and extract them into your Obsidian vault under
.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-core-sync/:- Ensure the directory contains
main.js,style.css, andmanifest.json.
- Ensure the directory contains
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Enable the plugin in Obsidian:
- Go to Settings β Community plugins
- Find "CORE Sync" and toggle it on
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