Disclaimer
Is this plugin open source? Yes — MIT License
Is this plugin completely free? Yes
Is this plugin vibe-coded beyond the author’s ability to comprehend how it works? No
Community Directory: community.obsidian.md/plugins/gotsaeng-os
GotSaeng OS — local-first Markdown context reports for Obsidian
Hi everyone,
I built GotSaeng OS, an open-source Obsidian plugin and CLI for compiling a local Markdown vault into inspectable context reports.
It is aimed at vaults that contain project notes, decisions, tasks, risks, assumptions, and questions, but where preparing a clear context package for review or an AI-assisted workflow is still manual.
GotSaeng OS scans the current local vault and generates Markdown and JSON reports for:
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project context and memory snapshots
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decisions, actions, risks, questions, and insights
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source paths, provenance, and confidence signals
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stale-context and contradiction-candidate review queues
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differences between successive compiles
A few intentional boundaries:
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It runs locally on a user-selected vault.
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It has no cloud sync, telemetry, hidden network calls, or LLM API calls.
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It does not include semantic search, RAG, chat, or automatic context injection.
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If users provide an exported report to an AI tool, that handoff is explicit and user-controlled.
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Confidence and contradiction outputs are review signals, not truth verification.
The plugin is desktop-only and currently available through Community Plugins.
I would especially welcome feedback on:
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Which generated reports would actually be useful in your vault workflow?
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Where should a local-first tool draw the line between helpful extraction and overly opinionated automation?
I maintain GotSaeng OS.