docs: Add Obsidian as a client via the Agent Client plugin #220
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This is really cool! And I think within the scope of what we hoped for ACP to unlock. Nice work!
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Thank you for your work on ACP — it’s been inspiring to see how open and extensible the protocol is.
I’d like to add Obsidian as a client via the Agent Client plugin.
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docs/overview/clients.mdxAbout the Agent Client plugin
The Agent Client plugin enables Obsidian users to interact directly with ACP-compatible agents. It provides features such as easy note mentioning and the ability to save conversations as markdown notes, making it more comfortable to interact with agents through your vault compared to using them via CLI.
Why?
While Obsidian is not a code editor, this addition may seem slightly outside the protocol's original scope. However, there are many users who combine Obsidian with coding agents in their workflow, and ACP will certainly make this combination more powerful and convenient. I hope you will consider this addition.