Quick Capture Triage

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by hazel

Clear out notes captured by the obsidian-inbox self-hosted pipeline: keep or discard each pending inbox note. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

87 downloadsUpdated 1mo agoMIT

Quick Capture Triage

An optional Obsidian community plugin that adds a sidebar panel for triaging notes synced into your vault's inbox folder by the main Obsidian Inbox server. For each untriaged note it shows a title with 保存 (save — changes status: inbox to status: active and moves the note into your configured "organized" folder) and 丢弃 (discard — sends the note to Obsidian's trash) buttons.

This plugin has no runtime dependency on pwa/ or server/ — it never makes network calls and never touches git. It only reads and modifies files already present in the vault.

Install (manual, until published to the community plugin store)

  1. Run npm install && npm run build in this directory to produce main.js.
  2. Create <your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/quick-capture-triage/.
  3. Copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into that folder.
  4. In Obsidian, go to Settings → Community plugins, and enable Quick Capture Triage.

Settings

  • 收件箱文件夹 (inboxFolder, default inbox) — the folder scanned for untriaged notes. Should match your server's VAULT_INBOX_SUBDIR. Leave empty to scan the whole vault.
  • 旧版收件箱标签 (inboxTag, default inbox) — compatibility fallback for old notes that used tags: [inbox] or inline #inbox. New notes are matched by status: inbox; saving changes that to status: active and also strips the legacy tag if present.
  • 已整理文件夹 (organizedFolder, default 已整理) — where notes go when you click 保存. Leave empty to move notes to the vault root.

See CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / GEMINI.md for architecture and development details.

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