Your notes,
made actionable.
Laya Gate reads the Markdown notes in your Obsidian vault. It finds the tasks, deadlines, handoffs, risks, and approval blockers that need attention, then writes a brief you can review inside Obsidian.
Your notes already contain the work.
Use it when you open Obsidian and need to see what is due, what is blocked, and who needs to act next.
Find the work.
Keep the proof.
Laya Gate finds the items that need a decision, then keeps the note and line that explain why.
It does not rewrite notes, send messages, publish posts, or execute proposals. You stay in control of what happens next.
Find it first.
Ask Laya second.
Rules first. The Laya check is optional and stays small. The result shows the source note and line, so you can check the work instead of trusting a score.
- 01Rules find the workIt pulls tasks, dates, links, and handoffs from the Markdown before Laya is involved.
- 02Laya checks the tricky partsWhen useful, Laya looks at one small question about action, handoff, risk, or approval.
- 03You approve the next stepProposals are recorded for review. The system does not execute them in v0.
- 04Your notes stay privateThe sidecar runs on your machine, reads only an approved folder, and uses synthetic data for the public demo.
Every result shows its source.
The generated brief puts each task, deadline, handoff, risk, or approval item next to the note it came from, the exact line, and the reason it matters.
One scan.
Twelve clear sources.
The disposable case vault produced a real local scan with 12 notes. It found 1 item for immediate attention, 8 items to review, and 3 low-signal notes. Every item pointed back to a note and line.
- Every item points to its note.
- The exact line explains the match.
- It shows whether a rule or Laya found it.
- Different notes that disagree are flagged for review.
Daily work brief
The command is real.
The boundary is clear.
The demo uses a disposable synthetic vault and an isolated Obsidian profile. It does not show private notes from my ~/Wiki vault.
It stops where your judgment starts.
This is a private, local first version, not a hosted service. I can help set up the rules, tune the daily brief, and calibrate it against a real Obsidian vault.
Verified
- Local health and scan
- Source note, line, and reason
- Read-only source notes
- Native Obsidian command
Not included
- Rewriting notes
- External actions
- Hosted multi-user service
- Invented performance metrics
I can set this up with you.
For agencies, studios, consultants, and distributed teams already using Obsidian, I can map the notes, set the rules for evidence and approval, install the local add-on, and calibrate it against real examples.
- 01Map the existing notes and handoffs.
- 02Set the rules for source evidence and approval.
- 03Connect only the systems you approve.
- 04Keep the vault portable and human control intact.