Vaultmind brings local AI to Obsidian

This is a strong example of where local LLMs feel genuinely useful: repetitive personal knowledge-work automation, not flashy chat demos.

• –The workflow is practical, not abstract: it turns vault notes into recurring outputs like briefings, summaries, and review questions
• –Privacy is the main selling point, and the “runs 100% on your machine” angle matters for Obsidian users who keep sensitive notes
• –The single `prompts.json` customization path makes it accessible, but also signals that prompt quality will determine most of the experience
• –It leans more toward a personal automation toolkit than a polished consumer app, which is fine for the target audience
• –Testing on `llama3.1:8b` and `deepseek-r1:8b` suggests it is aiming for accessible local hardware, not heavyweight infra