Obsidian

Introduction If you’ve been following my Obsidian setup, you know I love keeping my notes synchronized across devices with Syncthing (My Obsidian + Syncthing Setup: A Self-Hosted Cloud for Notes, Backups, and More). But I wanted more than just syncing—I wanted to interact with my notes intelligently, anywhere, anytime. Why Obsidian HTTP MCP? That’s why I developed Obsidian HTTP MCP, a lightweight server built on FastMCP that exposes your Obsidian vault over HTTP using the MCP protocol. ...

Obsidian is a great tool for collecting ideas. I use it mainly for the following reasons: Research Collecting information Saving some spontaneous ideas Depending on my actual situation I prefer to use my laptop or my phone. To always have access to my vaults, regardless of the device I am using, I need to sync the data between my devices. For that purpose Obsidian provides the Sync Plugin. But for this plugin they charge you 4$ a month, which I don’t want to spend, if there is another option. ...