YOLO

Agent-native AI assistant for Obsidian — chat, write, knowledge base, and orchestration, all in one place.

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What's New

• 1.5.2: The new memory system is now live, allowing YOLO to more naturally remember your preferences, habits, and long-term context across conversations.
• 1.5.1: YOLO introduced an all-new Agent mode, turning AI from a chat assistant into something that can call tools, organize steps, and actively help get real work done.

Highlights

🤖 Agent Mode

YOLO's Agent mode lets LLMs go beyond just "Q&A machines" — they can actually operate on your Vault.

Tool Calling + MCP	Custom Skills
Freely configure toolchains so Agents can read, write, edit, and organize your files directly	Encapsulate experience and SOPs into reusable skills, invoke with a single sentence — let the Agent work your way

Multi-Window Chat	Quick Ask
Handle different tasks and contexts in parallel across multiple chat windows, making multitasking feel more natural	Trigger with a character (default @) to open an inline assistant for Q&A, editing, and continuation, making document editing seamless

🧠 Knowledge Base Q&A + ✍️ Smart Space

Knowledge Base Q&A	Smart Space
Turn your entire Vault into the AI's knowledge base, powered by RAG to answer with context from your notes instead of generic output	Summon anywhere to freely continue your creative flow with smooth content generation

Features

Beyond the core capabilities above, YOLO also provides:

Feature	Description
💬 Sidebar Chat	Seamless LLM conversation with context injection, preset prompts, Markdown smart parsing
🧠 Memory System	Lets YOLO remember preferences, habits, and long-term context for more consistent conversations
🪡 Cursor Chat	One-click context addition, conversation at your fingertips
⌨️ Tab Completion	Real-time AI-powered completion for smoother, more natural writing
🎛️ Multi-Model Support	OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and other mainstream models, freely switch
🌍 i18n	Native multi-language support
🧩 Experimental Features	Learning Mode, sub-Agents, explore personalized workflows

Quick Start

1. Open Obsidian Settings → Community Plugins → Browse → Search "YOLO"
2. Install and enable
3. Configure your API key in plugin settings, or use your own ChatGPT OAuth / Gemini OAuth:
   • OpenAI / Anthropic / Gemini / Groq
4. Open the sidebar to start chatting — or try Quick Ask by typing @ in the editor

Installation

Community Plugin Store (Recommended)

See Quick Start above.

Manual Installation

1. Go to Releases and download the latest main.js, manifest.json, styles.css
2. Create folder: <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-yolo/
3. Copy files to that folder, then enable the plugin in Obsidian Settings

[!WARNING] YOLO cannot coexist with Smart Composer. Please disable or uninstall Smart Composer before using YOLO.

Mobile Support Note

Due to the capability gap between Obsidian mobile and desktop, YOLO cannot fully match the desktop feature set and overall experience on mobile in the short term. With limited personal maintenance bandwidth, I can currently only guarantee that YOLO remains usable on mobile, not that every feature will reach desktop-level parity.

If you use YOLO on mobile, you may still encounter unavailable features, inconsistent behavior, or incomplete adaptations for some workflows. Please keep that expectation in mind.

Roadmap

• Better and stronger Vault AI search
• Background Agent (long-running task automation)
• Cron scheduled tasks
• Multi-Agent orchestration
• Learning Mode
• Better AI whiteboard

Contributing

All forms of contribution are welcome — bug reports, documentation improvements, feature enhancements.

Please open an issue first to discuss feasibility and implementation for major features.

Acknowledgments

Thanks to Smart Composer for the original work — without them, there would be no YOLO.

Special thanks to Kilo Code for their sponsorship. Kilo is an open-source AI coding assistant platform with 500+ AI models, helping developers build and iterate faster.

Support

If you find YOLO valuable, consider supporting the project:

 

Development logs are regularly updated on the blog.

License

MIT License

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