Notemix

A powerful plugin to pack your notes into a single, context-rich file, perfect for feeding into AI models (LLMs) or archiving.

Example Output

When you mix a folder containing notes Project A.md and Budget.md, the result looks like this:

<!-- Start: Project A -->
# Project A
This is the content of project A...
<!-- End: Project A -->

<!-- Start: Budget -->
# Budget
This is the budget content...
<!-- End: Budget -->

Purpose

Why combine notes? When working with Large Language Models (LLMs) like Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini, you often need to provide multiple files as context. Copy-pasting them one by one is tedious and loses file structure.

Notemix solves this by bundling an entire folder of markdown files into a single, well-structured document. This "mixed" file preserves filenames and content boundaries, making it easy for AI to understand your project's structure and content in one go.

Features

• Combine Notes: Merges all .md files in a selected folder into one master file.
• AI-Ready Format: Clearly marks the start and end of each original note, helping LLMs distinguish between different files.
• Customizable Output: Choose where to save the combined file (Vault relative or absolute path).
• Flexible Naming: Define your own file name template with date and folder name placeholders.
• Filtering: Exclude specific files using glob patterns.

How to Use

1. Right-click a folder in the file explorer and select Mix notes.
2. Alternatively, use the command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + P) and run Mix notes from folder.
3. Confirm or edit the destination path in the popup modal.

Settings

• Exclude Glob Pattern: Ignore files matching a specific pattern (e.g., **/Secret/**).
• Default Export Path: Set a default location for generated files.
• File Name Template: Customize the output filename. Supported placeholders:
  • {foldername}: Name of the source folder.
  • {date}: Current date (format customizable).
  • {YYYY-MM-DD}: Custom moment.js date format.
• Date Format: Define the format for the {date} placeholder.

Installation

1. Download the latest release.
2. Extract the files into your vault's .obsidian/plugins/obsidian-notemix/ folder.
3. Reload Obsidian and enable the plugin in Community Plugins settings.