One memory. Every AI. Owned by you.
Sync your Obsidian notes to your private Agentage Memory — the shared memory layer for every AI — so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client read and write the same memory. Your notes stay as plain Markdown files you own and can export anytime.
Status: early access (v0.1.0). Account sign-in (OAuth) and two-way replication against a CouchDB endpoint — initial vault seeding and concurrent-edit conflict handling — work today. Turnkey sync to the hosted Agentage Memory cloud (automatic endpoint + per-tenant credentials) is in progress; until it lands you point the plugin at your own CouchDB. See agentage.io.
- Your notes stay as normal
.mdfiles in your Obsidian vault. - The plugin syncs them to your private Agentage Memory cloud and pulls changes back.
- Any AI tool connected to agentage sees the same notes — edit in Obsidian, your AI sees it; your AI writes, it shows up in Obsidian.
The plugin isn't in the community store yet. Two ways to install it today:
Manual — from the latest release, download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into <your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/agentage-memory/, then enable Agentage Memory under Settings → Community plugins.
BRAT — install the BRAT plugin, then Add beta plugin → agentage/obsidian-memory. BRAT keeps it updated as new releases ship.
After enabling, open Settings → Agentage Memory and point Server URL at your Agentage Memory endpoint.
npm install # install dependencies
npm run dev # watch + rebuild on change
npm run build # production bundle (main.js)
npm run verify # full gate: type-check + lint + format + test + buildTo test in Obsidian, symlink or copy this folder to
<your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/agentage-memory/ (needs main.js, manifest.json, styles.css),
then enable Agentage Memory under Settings → Community plugins.
A throwaway local CouchDB (with CORS pre-configured for Obsidian) is provided via Docker Compose:
npm run couchdb:up # start CouchDB on http://localhost:5984 (admin / agentage)
npm run couchdb:down # stop containers
npm run couchdb:reset # stop + drop the data volumeIn the plugin settings (Settings → Agentage Memory), set Server URL to http://localhost:5984 (Username admin, Password agentage defaults match) and click Test connection — you should see Connected (HTTP 200).
Then open any note and run Command Palette → "Push current note to Agentage Memory". The note is written as one whole document with _id = <vault-path>. Verify on the server:
curl -sS -u admin:agentage http://localhost:5984/agentage-memory/_all_docsnpm run test:e2e # launches Obsidian + drives it via Playwright
OBSIDIAN_BIN=/path npm run test:e2e # override binary locationSnap caveat: Snap-installed Obsidian on Linux runs in a confined sandbox; Playwright may fail to attach. If you hit permission errors, install the AppImage version from https://obsidian.md/download, make it executable, and point OBSIDIAN_BIN at it.
CI: these tests run on every PR. The workflow installs the latest Obsidian .deb into the Ubuntu runner, points OBSIDIAN_BIN at /opt/Obsidian/obsidian, and drives Playwright under xvfb-run. Failures upload test-results/ + playwright-report/ as workflow artifacts.
- Account required: you need an agentage account to sign in and sync.
- Optional payments: Agentage Memory has a free tier; paid plans are optional. See agentage.io for current plans.
- No calls until you act: a fresh or signed-out install makes no network requests at all. The plugin only contacts the network once you sign in or point it at a sync endpoint with credentials.
- Network use — a single host: when active, the plugin talks to one host only,
sync.agentage.io(or the endpoint you configure, e.g. a local CouchDB): account sign-in (OAuth 2.1 / PKCE), obtaining your short-lived sync credentials, and replicating your notes. No other host is contacted. - Privacy policy: https://agentage.io/privacy. Terms of Service: https://agentage.io/terms (your right to use the plugin is granted under these — see
LICENSE). - No client-side telemetry. Your notes are stored in your own per-tenant store (EU-hosted) and mirrored to plain Markdown on your machine.
- PouchDB (Apache-2.0) — bundled to provide the local replica and CouchDB replication.
npm version patch # bumps package.json + manifest.json + versions.json, commits, tags (bare, no `v`)
git push --follow-tags # pushes the commit + tag → .github/workflows/release.yml builds + publishes the GitHub ReleaseThe tag must equal manifest.json version (Obsidian requirement); the workflow guards this and attaches main.js, manifest.json, styles.css.
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The source is published here for transparency and security review. End users may run the plugin inside Obsidian under the terms in LICENSE; no rights to fork, redistribute, or build derivative works are granted. For commercial licensing, contact [email protected].