Wiro AI for Obsidian

Generate, edit and upscale images, make videos, speech and music, transcribe voice notes, and summarize, rewrite, translate or continue your writing, with models from the Wiro AI catalog of 1,000+ models. Every result is saved in your vault and placed in the note.

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Select a paragraph and turn it into an image, a narration or a short video. Edit or upscale an image that is already in the note, put the transcript of a voice memo under its audio file, or ask an LLM to summarize, rewrite, translate or continue your text. Anything else in the Wiro AI catalog, and the workflows in your Wiro AI project, run from a form inside Obsidian. Each dialog shows the price before anything runs, and the history panel keeps track of what each run made and cost.

What you can do

Images

Generate image turns a prompt, or the selected text, into an image and embeds it after the current line. Edit image takes an image that is already in the note, shows it above a text box for your instruction, and saves the edited copy under the original: "make it a watercolor painting", "remove the people in the background". Upscale image saves a larger, sharper copy the same way. The image on the cursor line is used; with several images in the note, you pick one from a list.

Video

Generate video turns a description of the scene, the motion and the camera into an MP4 file, embedded in the note so it plays in place. The dialog has the duration, aspect ratio and resolution of the chosen model.

Speech, music and transcription

Generate speech reads the selection or any text aloud into an audio file, with the voice and language pickers of the model. Read note aloud does it for the whole note and puts the player at the top. By default, Markdown is read as plain text: link text instead of URLs, without formatting marks, embeds or code.

Transcribe audio writes down what is said in an audio file of the note, such as a voice memo from Obsidian's audio recorder, and puts the transcript under it as a callout, a quote or a plain paragraph. Generate music makes a track from a description of the genre, instruments, mood and tempo.

Writing

Summarize note or selection, Rewrite selection, Translate selection, Continue writing and Ask about this note send text to a model on the Wiro AI LLM gateway. The answer appears in a window as the model writes it (on mobile, when it is complete), and you choose what happens to it: Replace the selection, Insert below or Insert at the cursor. Stop ends it early. Pick the model under Settings → Wiro AI → Text; the list shows each model's price per million input and output tokens.

Any model, any workflow

Run a model opens the catalog by kind (text to image, image to video, talking head, voice cloning, 3D generation and more), with a search box and the price of each model. Pick one and the plugin builds a form from the model's own inputs: text fields, dropdowns, numbers, switches and file fields that take a file from your vault or a URL. The selected text fills the prompt. Images, videos and audio files are saved and embedded; text answers go into the note.

Run a workflow lists the workflows of your Wiro AI project, or takes a link from wiro.ai/workflows, and shows a form for the workflow's inputs. While it runs, the notice shows the step it is on, and the outputs go into the note under their names.

Price first, history after

Every dialog and form shows the price for the current options in one line, such as $0.034 per run or $0.018 for 222 characters, and the run dialogs repeat it on the button. The notice at the end of a run shows what it cost. Open history shows the runs from this vault, newest first, with the model, the cost, the saved files and the note, plus the latest tasks on your Wiro AI account.

Commands

Right-click a selection for Generate image, Generate speech, Summarize, Rewrite and Translate with Wiro AI. Every command can get a hotkey in Settings → Hotkeys.

While an image, video, audio, model or workflow run is in progress, a notice shows its progress and a Cancel button, and a comment in the note marks where the result will go. When the run ends, the comment becomes the embed. Cancel stops the task on Wiro AI and removes the comment.

Install

From Obsidian: open Settings → Community plugins, select Browse, search for Wiro AI, then select Install and Enable.

Manually: download main.js, manifest.json and styles.css from the latest release into <your vault>/.obsidian/plugins/wiro-ai/, then enable Wiro AI under Settings → Community plugins.

The plugin works on desktop and mobile and needs Obsidian 1.13.2 or later.

Set your API key

1. Sign up at wiro.ai and create a project at wiro.ai/panel/project/new. The API Key Only authentication type is the simplest. For a Signature-based project you need the API secret as well.
2. In Obsidian, open Settings → Wiro AI. Next to API key, select Link..., give the secret an ID such as wiro-api-key, paste the key and select Save. For a signature-based project, do the same for API secret.
3. Select Check to make sure Wiro AI accepts the key. The check is free.

Obsidian keeps the key in its keychain (Settings → Keychain), outside the vault. The plugin's data.json stores only the ID of the secret.

Models

Each kind of model has its own page in the settings, with a list to start from. The first model is the default.

Browse the catalog on each page lists every model of that kind on wiro.ai/models, with search and prices, and also takes a pasted model ID or model page URL, such as google/nano-banana-pro for https://wiro.ai/models/google/nano-banana-pro. The page then shows the model's price and one dropdown per option, with the defaults from its page on wiro.ai.

Settings

Files are named like Obsidian's pasted images, such as Wiro image 20261111153012.png or Wiro speech 20261111153012.mp3, and the embed follows your link format (wikilinks or Markdown links).

Network use and privacy

Running a model needs a Wiro AI account and an API key, and each run is charged to that account (see Pricing). The plugin talks to Wiro AI only, and only when you run a command, open the history panel or open its settings:

• api.wiro.ai, with your API key (and a signature for signature-based projects):
  • A run sends the text of the command, such as the prompt, the selection or the note for Read note aloud, with the model options, to the Run API, then reads the task status until it ends (Tasks). Cancel stops the task.
  • Edit image, Upscale image, Transcribe audio and the file fields of Run a model and Run a workflow upload the vault file you chose to Wiro AI's file storage, so the model can read it (Files).
  • Run a workflow lists your project's workflows, reads the inputs of the one you pick, starts it and reads its progress (Workflows).
  • Check and the history panel read the list of your recent tasks.
• api.wiro.ai, without your key: the model catalog, the inputs and options of a model and its price come from the public catalog when you browse it, when a dialog opens or a run starts (once per model and session), and when the settings show a model that is not in the built-in list.
• llm.wiro.ai: the writing commands send the selected text, the note (up to 120,000 characters), your question with the note, or for Continue writing the last 6,000 characters before the cursor, to the LLM gateway with your API key. The list of gateway models and their prices loads without your key.
• cdn1.wiro.ai: the result files are downloaded from Wiro AI's file host and saved in your vault. The plugin downloads files from wiro.ai hosts only.

Only what a command needs is sent: the text above and the files you choose. To offer files to choose from, the file fields of Run a model and Run a workflow list the vault's images, audio files or videos on your device; only the file you pick is read and uploaded. The rest of the vault stays on your device. The plugin has no telemetry or analytics and makes no requests in the background. See Wiro AI's privacy policy and terms of service.

How it works

• Requests go through Obsidian's requestUrl, which works on desktop and mobile. On desktop, the writing commands read the answer as a stream through Node's https module, so the text appears as it is written; the module is loaded only on desktop and only connects to llm.wiro.ai.
• A run is a POST /Run/{owner}/{model} request. The plugin polls Task/Detail every few seconds until the task reaches task_postprocess_end, checks that pexit is "0" and saves the output files.
• Required inputs you don't set get the defaults from the model's page, so a text-to-image or text-to-speech model needs only the prompt. Prices are worked out from the model's price table in the catalog and the options you set.
• A model run gives up after 15 minutes and stops the task. A workflow is checked every few seconds for up to 45 minutes; Cancel stops waiting, and the run keeps its results in your Wiro AI dashboard.
• The key is read from Obsidian's keychain at run time and is never written to the vault. The plugin ships as one bundled main.js and loads no code from the network.

Development

npm install
npm run dev     # rebuilds main.js on every change
npm run lint    # ESLint with eslint-plugin-obsidianmd, the rules Obsidian's plugin review runs
npm test        # unit tests, no network
npm run build   # type check and production build

To try a build, copy main.js, manifest.json and styles.css into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/wiro-ai/ and reload Obsidian. npm run models refreshes the built-in model lists, options and prices in src/models.json from the public Wiro AI catalog.

Releases come from tags: npm version 1.1.1 updates manifest.json and versions.json, and pushing the 1.1.1 tag runs the release workflow, which builds the plugin, attests main.js, manifest.json and styles.css, and drafts a GitHub release with them. See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Pricing

Each run is charged to your Wiro AI account at the model's price, listed on its model page. A few of the defaults: Nano Banana 2.1 costs $0.0336 per image at 1K, Seedance 1 Pro Fast $0.05 for a 5-second 480p video, Eleven v4 $0.08 per 1,000 characters, ElevenLabs Speech to Text $0.006 per minute of audio, and Gemini 3 Flash $0.50 per million input tokens and $3.00 per million output tokens. The dialogs show the price before a run, the notice at the end shows what it cost, and wiro.ai/panel has your balance and usage.

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License

MIT, see LICENSE.