Star NotebookLM
approvedby starhunter
Send Obsidian notes directly to Google NotebookLM as sources from an embedded NotebookLM view. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
Star NotebookLM
Send notes directly to Google NotebookLM as sources from an embedded NotebookLM view.
Features
- Open Google NotebookLM inside a side-panel embedded view.
- Send the active note or selected text as a NotebookLM source.
- Use ribbon icons, context menus, and command palette actions.
- Choose an existing notebook or create a new one when sending content.
- Include or exclude metadata and frontmatter from transferred sources.
Installation
From Community Plugins
- Open Settings → Community plugins.
- Search for Star NotebookLM.
- Install and enable the plugin.
Manual installation
- Download
main.js,manifest.json, andstyles.cssfrom the latest GitHub release. - Create the plugin folder:
<vault>/.obsidian/plugins/star-notebooklm/. - Copy the downloaded files into that folder.
- Restart the app or reload plugins, then enable Star NotebookLM in Community plugins.
Build from source
git clone https://github.com/starhunt/star-notebooklm.git
cd star-notebooklm
npm install
npm run build
Copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/star-notebooklm/.
Usage
- Enable Star NotebookLM in Community plugins.
- Open the command palette or use the plugin ribbon/sidebar entry.
- Configure provider keys, folders, templates, or review options in plugin settings as needed.
- Run the relevant command for your workflow.
Commands
Open NotebookLMSend current note to NotebookLMSend selected text to NotebookLM
Privacy and network use
Star NotebookLM opens Google NotebookLM in an embedded view and sends note content to Google NotebookLM only when you choose to transfer notes. A Google account is required. The plugin does not collect telemetry.
Platform
This plugin is desktop-only because it uses desktop-only APIs.
License
MIT License. See LICENSE.
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