OpDoc AI Auto Organizer

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Automatically organize your Obsidian vault with AI. OpDoc watches your inbox folder, analyzes new Markdown files with Ollama or OpenAI, adds tags to their frontmatter, and moves them to the appropriate folder.

How It Works

1. Drop a .md file into your Inbox folder.
2. OpDoc reads the content and sends it to your configured AI provider.
3. The AI determines the best target folder and relevant tags.
4. OpDoc writes the tags to the frontmatter and moves the file.
5. Every action is logged to OpDoc-Log.md.

Features

• Two AI backends — Ollama (local and free) or OpenAI (cloud, API key required)
• Embedding-based folder matching — uses vector similarity to match new files with existing folder content
• 6-step onboarding wizard — guides you through the initial setup
• Automatic and manual processing — processes files when they are created, scans every 5 minutes, or runs on command
• Frontmatter tags — uses the processFrontMatter API instead of regular expressions
• Retry with backoff — retries failed operations up to 3 times with exponential backoff
• Startup catch-up — processes files left in the inbox after a restart
• Activity log — records the original path, target path, status, tags, processing time, and errors in OpDoc-Log.md
• Error classification — provides Korean messages for common failures, including unavailable Ollama, invalid API keys, rate limits, and network errors
• File collision handling — appends _1 through _100, then falls back to a timestamp

Setup

Requirements

• Obsidian v1.5.0+
• For local AI: Ollama running locally (for example, llama3.2 for analysis and nomic-embed-text for embeddings)
• For cloud AI: OpenAI API key

Install

1. Copy main.js, styles.css, and manifest.json into your vault's .obsidian/plugins/opdoc-ai-auto-organizer/ directory.
2. Enable the plugin under Obsidian Settings → Community plugins.
3. The onboarding wizard opens automatically when you first enable the plugin.

Ollama Setup

# Install Ollama (https://ollama.ai)
ollama pull llama3.2
ollama pull nomic-embed-text
ollama serve

OpDoc will auto-detect Ollama at http://localhost:11434 during onboarding.

Commands

Settings

Privacy

OpDoc includes no telemetry, analytics, or other tracking. With Ollama, note content is sent only to your configured Ollama endpoint. With OpenAI, note content is sent directly to your configured OpenAI-compatible endpoint for processing. Your API key is stored locally by Obsidian. Review your AI provider's privacy policy before using a cloud service.

Feedback and contributions

Issues and pull requests are welcome in any language. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before contributing, then report a bug or request a feature. Pull requests should be focused and explain how the change was verified.

Development

npm install
npm run dev        # watch mode
npm run build      # production build
npm run lint       # ESLint check

Releasing

• Update manifest.json with the new version number and minimum Obsidian version.
• Update versions.json with "new-version": "minimum-obsidian-version" so older Obsidian versions can download a compatible release.
• Create a GitHub release using the version number as the tag, without a v prefix.
• Upload manifest.json, main.js, and styles.css as release assets.

Run npm version patch|minor|major after updating minAppVersion in manifest.json to bump version across all files.

Submitting to the Community Plugin List

• Review the plugin guidelines.
• Publish an initial release with README.md in the repository root.
• Open a pull request at obsidianmd/obsidian-releases adding your plugin to community-plugins.json:

{
    "id": "opdoc-ai-auto-organizer",
    "name": "OpDoc AI Auto Organizer",
    "author": "hey_yoon",
    "description": "Auto-organize markdown files using AI analysis. Tags and moves files from inbox to appropriate folders.",
    "repo": "rklpoi5678/OpDoc-AI-Auto-Organizer"
}

• Once admitted, announce it in the Obsidian forum showcase and the #updates channel on Discord (developer role required).