Audio Brief by Monolithos

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by Silas Yu

Transform your notes into AI-powered podcast briefings. Deep analysis, boardroom summaries, quick briefs, and roast-style commentary — all generated from your vault.

3 starsUpdated 5mo agoMIT
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Audio Brief by Monolithos

Turn your notes into podcasts. One click.

Your research paper becomes a 12-minute detective duo dissecting every argument. Your business plan becomes a boardroom debate between two brutal advisors. Your journal becomes a comedy roast that makes you laugh at your own existential crisis.

This is not text-to-speech. This is AI-generated conversation with personality, drama, and insight.

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What It Does

Select any note in your vault. Choose a mode. Press TRANSMIT. Audio Brief generates a full podcast-style conversation — two AI hosts analyzing, debating, and riffing on your content.

The audio plays right inside Obsidian. Download it. Listen on your commute. Share it with your team. A full transcript auto-saves as .md in your vault.


Four Modes

ModeVibeTypical Duration
Deep TraceIntellectual detective duo. BBC meets true crime.8-12 min
The BoardroomHBO Succession energy. High-stakes strategic debate.6-10 min
The RoastComedy podcast. Sharp, witty, surprisingly insightful.4-10 min
The BriefingSolo intelligence brief. Cold. Precise. CIA morning dispatch.3-7 min

Duration depends on the length and richness of your source notes. Longer, more detailed notes produce deeper conversations.


10 Languages

🇺🇸 English · 🇨🇳 简体中文 · 🇹🇼 繁體中文 · 🇯🇵 日本語 · 🇰🇷 한국어 🇫🇷 Français · 🇩🇪 Deutsch · 🇪🇸 Español · 🇧🇷 Português · 🇸🇦 العربية


Try It Free

5 free generations. Full Pro quality. No credit card.

Register at audio.monolithos.ai to get your trial key.

After that: $9.90/month for 30 generations + 5 Mastered (Pro-quality) generations per month.

Your notes stay local. Your vault is never uploaded. Audio Brief only sends the content of selected notes to generate the podcast — nothing else.


Install

From Obsidian Community Plugins

  1. Open Settings → Community Plugins → Browse
  2. Search "Audio Brief"
  3. Install and enable
  4. Enter your API key in plugin settings

Manual Install

  1. Download the latest release from Releases
  2. Extract to your-vault/.obsidian/plugins/audio-brief/
  3. Enable in Settings → Community Plugins

How It Works

Your Note → AI Script Generation → Professional Voice Synthesis → Audio in Vault
  1. Select one or more notes as source material
  2. Choose your podcast mode
  3. Choose output language
  4. Press TRANSMIT
  5. Listen. Download. Share.

Processing takes 2-8 minutes depending on content length and mode. A transcript is automatically saved as a .md file in your vault.


Voice Cast

VoiceCharacter
PuckThe Analyst — neutral, logical, surgical clarity
KoreThe Intellectual — warm, BBC-narrator gravitas
FenrirThe Executive — deep, commanding, boardroom authority
CharonThe Cynic — magnetic, sardonic, devastatingly dry
AoedeThe Entertainer — electric energy, infectious enthusiasm

How Audio Brief Compares

Audio BriefNotebookLM
Runs in Obsidian❌ Cloud only
Your data stays local❌ Uploaded to Google
Multiple personalities4 distinct modes1 generic style
10 languages✅ Native qualityEnglish-only quality
Vault integration✅ Direct file access❌ Manual upload
Transcript saved✅ Auto .md in vault
Custom direction✅ Guide the conversation

Pricing

Audio Brief is a standalone plugin with its own subscription. Or get it included as part of the Monolithos suite.

TierWhat You GetPrice
Free Trial5 Pro-quality generationsFree
Signal30 generations/month + 5 Mastered (Pro)$9.90/month
Monolithos CoreAudio Brief Pro included alongside Chat, Crystallization, Presentationsfrom $39/month

Get your free key →


Built by Monolithos

Audio Brief is part of Monolithos — a family of AI companion tools for local-first thinking. Other modules include Chat, Synapse, Forge Crystal, and Gamma Forge.

→ monolithos.ai


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