okay

Brings your notes from okay — a daily check-in, journal and projects app — into your Obsidian vault, and keeps them up to date: when Obsidian opens and every few minutes after, on desktop and mobile, without the okay app running.

• okay/Diario/YYYY-MM-DD.md — your day notes (named like Obsidian daily notes).
• okay/Proyectos/<project>/<folder>/<title>.md — your project notes.

It's one way: okay writes, Obsidian reads. The okay/ folder belongs to the plugin, and anything edited there is overwritten on the next sync. Notes deleted in okay go to your trash. The rest of the vault is only read, for its tags.

Typing # suggests your okay tags first, then your vault's. The command "Enviar mis # más usados a okay" adds the vault's 15 most used tags to the tags offered under your day notes in okay.

The plugin's interface is in Spanish, like the okay app.

Requirements and network use

• An okay account is required. The plugin does nothing until you sign in from its settings.
• It connects to okay's server (a Supabase project at mphmedtbfylweqxpxjhs.supabase.co) to read your day notes, project notes and tags, and — only when you run "send my tags" — to add tags to your okay account. Nothing else is sent; no analytics or telemetry.
• Your password is used once to sign in and is never stored. The session token is kept in the plugin's data.json in your vault.
• src/config.ts holds okay's public project URL and anon key — the same ones the okay app ships with. They identify the project; what you can read is decided by your login (row level security).

Install

From Community plugins (once approved): Settings → Community plugins → Browse → search "okay".

With BRAT (beta, auto-updates): install BRAT from Community plugins, then BRAT → Add beta plugin → hokujiro/okay-obsidian.

Manually: copy main.js, manifest.json and styles.css from the latest release into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/okay/.

Then enable okay in Community plugins and sign in from its settings.

Development

Following Obsidian's Build a plugin guide:

cd <dev-vault>/.obsidian/plugins
git clone https://github.com/hokujiro/okay-obsidian.git okay   # folder named after the id
cd okay
npm install
npm run dev     # watch mode: rebuilds main.js on every change
npm run lint    # Obsidian's eslint rules (eslint-plugin-obsidianmd)
npm run build   # type-check + production build

Enable okay in Settings → Community plugins. After a change, reload it (toggle it off and on, or Reload app without saving), or install Hot-Reload.

To release: npm version patch (bumps manifest.json, package.json and versions.json), then git push --follow-tags. The release workflow builds the plugin and drafts a GitHub release with main.js, manifest.json and styles.css; publish the draft.

En español

Trae tus notas de okay a tu bóveda y las mantiene al día, en el ordenador y en el móvil, sin tener la app de okay abierta. Necesitas una cuenta de okay: inicia sesión en los ajustes del plugin. La carpeta okay/ es del plugin; lo que cambies ahí se sobrescribe. Al escribir # te sugiere primero tus etiquetas de okay.