What problem does it solve?
Users need a reliable way to turn diverse source material—videos, articles, PDFs, ebooks, and podcasts—into well-structured, searchable Obsidian notes without manual transcription, layout cleanup, or excessive reference-note noise.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Universal extraction: Handles YouTube and podcasts (yt-dlp + transcription), web articles (defuddle), PDFs including scanned/multi-column pages (marker-pdf with pdftotext fallback), EPUBs/DOCX (pandoc), and pasted or vault content.
- Structured Obsidian output: Produces notes with frontmatter, TLDR callouts, section-by-section breakdowns, timestamps for audio/video, and selective [[wikilinks]] for key people and concepts.
- Modes and automation: Supports quick/full/deep depth modes, saves transcripts for audio, selectively creates People and References notes, and runs parallel summarization agents for long content.
Quick Start
Summarize a URL, file path, or pasted text into an Obsidian summary note using the summarize skill.