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Smart Features

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Enhance your Obsidian workflow with intelligent file references and context management.

File References with @

The @ symbol lets you add file context to your chats.

How to Use

  1. Type @ in the chat input
  2. Search for files by name
  3. Select files to include as context
  4. Send your message with the file context

Examples

Single File

@[[Meeting Notes]] What were the main action items?

Multiple Files

Compare @[[Project A]] and @[[Project B]] budgets

Supported File Types

When using vision-capable models:

  • Images: PNG, JPG, WEBP
  • Text files: Markdown, TXT, code files

Vault Context

Auto-Enable Vault Structure

In AI Chat settings:

  • Enable "Auto-Enable Vault Structure"
  • Includes folder structure in new chats
  • Helps AI understand your organization

Context Window Management

In Advanced settings:

  • Context Window Percentage: How much context to use
  • Max Vault Directory Entries: Limit folders included
  • Default: 80% to leave buffer space

File Attachment Features

Drag and Drop

  • Drop files directly into chat
  • Supports images with vision models
  • Pro: PDFs and Office files

Attachments Directory

  • Configure in Directories settings
  • Default: "SystemSculpt/Attachments"
  • Stores processed file attachments

Best Practices

File References

  1. Add only relevant files
  2. Use specific files over folders
  3. Remove large attachments after use
  4. Check model vision capabilities

Context Management

  1. Clear context with /clear when needed
  2. Adjust Context Window Percentage if errors occur
  3. Use focused file references
  4. Remove unnecessary attachments

Troubleshooting

@ symbol not showing files?

  • Check file exists in vault
  • Try typing partial filename
  • Verify not in excluded folder

Context too large errors?

  • Reduce Context Window Percentage
  • Remove file attachments
  • Use /clear command
  • Select smaller files

Next Steps