AI Switch

Sync AI coding tool configuration snapshots into your vault. This plugin starts as a simple config snapshot syncer and will grow into a helper for programming beginners to quickly switch and configure AI models.

Features

• Copies local AI tool configs into Markdown snapshots such as Config Manager/zhang_aifende_macbook-air/codex/config.toml.md.
• Automatically groups snapshots by machine and tool folder.
• Syncs when the plugin loads, when settings change, or when the ribbon button is clicked.
• Provides a small sidebar for syncing snapshots and applying a note snapshot back to local config.
• Read-only for system config directories; it only reads local files and writes snapshots into the vault.

Usage

1. Enable the plugin.
2. Keep Codex, Claude and OpenCode checked if you want to sync them.
3. Change a tool path only when your config is stored somewhere else.
4. Click the ribbon button to open the AI Switch sidebar.
5. Use Sync to note to refresh snapshots, or Apply to local to write a snapshot back to the local config file.
6. Open files directly in Obsidian's file explorer:

Config Manager/
└── zhang_aifende_macbook-air/
    ├── codex/
    │   └── config.toml.md
    ├── claude/
    │   └── settings.json.md
    └── opencode/
        └── opencode.json.md

Default tool paths:

~/.codex/config.toml
~/.claude/settings.json
~/.config/opencode

Folder sources import .toml, .json, .yaml and .yml files recursively. Missing paths are skipped automatically.

When applying a snapshot to local config, AI Switch asks for confirmation and creates a timestamped backup next to the original file before overwriting it.

Roadmap

• Show model/provider presets for common AI coding tools.
• Help beginners switch model configs safely.
• Add controlled config apply/write-back flows after snapshot viewing is stable.

Settings

• Config root folder: Vault-relative folder for snapshots. Default: Config Manager.
• Codex: Sync ~/.codex/config.toml by default.
• Claude: Sync ~/.claude/settings.json by default.
• OpenCode: Sync ~/.config/opencode by default.

Development

npm install
npm run build

License

MIT