Arnaud Delpech11 downloadsAI-powered note assistant — generate structured notes, suggest tags & links, summarize YouTube videos. Bring Your Own Key (Anthropic Claude).
Liminal is an AI-powered assistant for Obsidian that helps you build a richer knowledge base — faster. Using the Anthropic Claude API (Bring Your Own Key), it generates structured notes, suggests relevant tags and links, and can even turn YouTube transcripts into organized notes.
Desktop only · Requires an Anthropic API key
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| Generate note from raw text | Paste any raw text → Claude structures it into a full note with summary, key ideas, tags and links |
| Suggest tags | Analyzes the active note and proposes 2–3 relevant tags |
| Suggest links | Finds up to 3 semantically related notes in your vault and proposes [[wikilinks]] |
| Process note with instruction | Run any free-form instruction on the active note (translate, summarize, rewrite…) |
| Semantic search | Search your vault by meaning, not just keywords |
| Generate note from YouTube | Paste a YouTube URL → retrieves the transcript and generates a structured note |
| Create folder | Create a new folder anywhere in your vault |
All commands are accessible from the Command Palette (Ctrl+P / Cmd+P).
main.js and manifest.json from the latest release<your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/liminal/sk-ant-...)You can get an API key at console.anthropic.com. The plugin uses the API directly from your machine — no data is sent to any third-party server.
Liminal structures your raw text into a consistent format:
# Title
## Summary
## Key Ideas
## Content
## Tags
## Links
It also cross-references your existing vault notes to suggest relevant [[wikilinks]].
The link suggestion feature uses a local keyword-based pre-filter to narrow down candidates before sending the top 15 to Claude — keeping API costs minimal.
Liminal fetches the video transcript automatically. If the transcript is blocked, it offers a manual fallback where you can paste the text yourself. Notes from videos include a Notable quotes section in addition to the standard structure.
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