An Obsidian plugin that embeds AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode, Pi, DeepSeek Harness, and more to come) in your vault. Your vault becomes the agent's working directory — file read/write, search, bash, and multi-step workflows all work out of the box.

Open Claudian interface from the ribbon icon or command palette. Everything works like your familiar coding agent, Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode, Pi, and DeepSeek Harness — talk to the agent, and it reads, writes, edits, searches and run commands in your vault.

Inline Edit — Select text or start at the cursor position + hotkey to edit directly in notes with word-level diff preview.

Projects — Group sessions that work toward a shared goal. Every member shares the project's instructions and a memory file that the agents keep current, and the agents can cooperate by finding, reading and messaging each other. See the Projects guide.

Zen Mode — Collapse the sidebar holding Claudian and the chat moves to a compact composer at the bottom of your notes, with a one-line activity preview and the conversation one click away.

Slash Commands & Skills — Type / or $ for reusable prompt templates or Skills from user- and vault-level scopes.

@mention — Type @ to reference vault files, folders and other Claudian sessions.

Cross-Session Messaging — Let agents read, message, steer or interrupt other Claudian sessions, or start new ones on any provider. See the Cross-session messaging guide.

Side Chat (/side or /btw) — Explore a separate, temporary conversation with follow-ups and tools while keeping the main chat unchanged.

MCP Servers — Connect external tools through each coding agent's native CLI-managed MCP configuration.

Tabs & Session Management — Use multiple tabs in single-pane mode or a persistent session manager beside the chat in dual-pane mode.

Plugin API (experimental) — Let other Obsidian plugins send prompts to sessions, stop them and read their replies. See the Plugin API guide.

Collaboration — Collab is now a standalone plugin. See Claudian Collab.

• At least one of the following harnesses:
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • DeepSeek Harness
  • Grok Build
  • OpenCode
  • Pi
• A compatible subscription or API provider
• Obsidian v1.13.0+
• Desktop only (macOS, Linux, Windows)

Claudian now supports OpenCode v2, OpenCode v1 support will end on October 30, 2026. See the OpenCode v2 migration guide.

1. Open Obsidian → Settings → Community plugins → Browse
2. Search for "Claudian" and click Install
3. Enable the plugin

Or install directly from the community plugin page.

1. Clone this repository into your vault's plugins folder:

   cd /path/to/vault/.obsidian/plugins
   git clone https://github.com/YishenTu/claudian.git realclaudian
   cd realclaudian

2. Install dependencies and build:

   npm install
   npm run build

3. Enable the plugin in Obsidian:

   • Settings → Community plugins → Enable "Claudian"

# Watch mode
npm run dev

# Production build
npm run build

• Sent to API: Your input, attached files, images, and tool call outputs. Depending on the selected provider, data is sent to Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI (Codex), xAI (Grok), or the providers configured in OpenCode, Pi, or DeepSeek Harness. The destination can be configured through provider settings and environment variables.
• No telemetry or unsolicited background activity: Claudian does not run telemetry beacons. UI polling timers read local Obsidian/editor selection state only. Network activity is limited to explicit provider runtime work, configured MCP endpoints, a 127.0.0.1-only listener that OpenCode, DeepSeek and Grok sessions use for Claudian's session tools, provider SDK/CLI calls needed to answer your requests, and their configured services.

See the Troubleshooting guide for a provider CLI or Node.js that isn't found, a newly released model that is missing, and authentication that fails while the CLI subscription works. If you have a feature request or run into a bug, please submit a GitHub issue.

src/
├── main.ts                      # Plugin entry point and sole composition root
├── composition/                 # Host objects and view wiring shared by app and features
├── app/                         # Startup, conversations, settings, and storage
├── core/                        # Provider-neutral execution, registry, and type contracts
│   ├── execution/               # Run, session snapshot, and interaction primitives
│   ├── providers/               # Provider registry and workspace services
│   ├── process/                 # CLI discovery and managed child processes
│   ├── prompt/                  # Prompt and context encoding
│   ├── auxiliary/               # Shared provider auxiliary services
│   └── ...                      # bootstrap, commands, rpc, security, storage, tools, types
├── providers/
│   ├── claude/                  # Claude Agent SDK adaptor, native history, plugins
│   ├── codex/                   # Codex shared app-server adaptor, JSON-RPC, JSONL history
│   ├── deepseek/                # DeepSeek Harness native Remote adaptor, presets, and history
│   ├── grok/                    # Grok Build ACP adaptor, native history, models, and tools
│   ├── opencode/                # OpenCode ACP and HTTP adaptors, shared server
│   ├── pi/                      # Pi RPC adaptor, model discovery, JSONL history
│   └── acp/                     # Agent Client Protocol shared mechanics
├── features/
│   ├── agent-skills/            # Vault skill and Claude command management
│   ├── chat/                    # Sidebar chat: tabs, workspace lifecycle, controllers, renderers
│   ├── inline-edit/             # Inline edit modal and provider-backed edit services
│   └── settings/                # Settings shell and provider tabs
├── shared/                      # Reusable UI components, settings controls, mention/dropdown
├── i18n/                        # Internationalization (10 locales)
├── utils/                       # Domain-free leaf helpers
└── style/                       # Modular CSS

Issues and focused pull requests are welcome. Issues are the preferred starting point: describe the problem, reproduction steps, and environment clearly so it can be investigated.

Before opening a pull request, please read the contribution guide. Pull requests must explain the problem, the proposed solution, why the approach is appropriate, and how the change was validated. Pull requests that add a new provider are not accepted; the guide explains this maintenance and product-quality boundary in detail.

Thanks Kimi (Moonshot AI) for supporting Claudian! Try a Kimi Code plan (CN | Global), or use the API through the Kimi Open Platform (CN | Global). New users receive bonus API credits equal to 10% of their first successful top-up. This offer ends December 31, 2026. Claudian receives no affiliate commission from these links.

Claudian is proudly sponsored by Ke Holdings Inc. (BEIKE) and the MOMA team. Their support helps Claudian continue to improve through ongoing development and maintenance.

Want to support Claudian or appear here? Contact me: tysk01213@gmail.com.

Licensed under the MIT License.