Local Llm Obsidian Knowledge Base

Local Llm Obsidian Knowledge Base

A template repository containing a development container for running a local LLM and knowledge base, supporting the addition of git repositories via git subtree or git submodule and updates through the MCP client/server relationship (e.g., VS Code extensions and the Obsidian - MCP server).

Knowledge management and memory Developer tools #Local LLM #Knowledge Base #MCP Service #Development Container

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update time : 2025-04-28

What is this project?

This is a development container template that allows you to run a local Large Language Model (LLM) with an integrated knowledge base. It combines the power of local AI processing with Obsidian's note - taking capabilities, using Model Context Protocol (MCP) for synchronization between different components.

How to use this system?

The system works by maintaining a knowledge base in Obsidian vault format, which can be synchronized with your local LLM through MCP protocol. You can add content via git repositories (using subtree or submodule) and update it through MCP clients like VS Code extensions.

Use Cases

Ideal for researchers, developers, and knowledge workers who want to maintain a personal AI - assisted knowledge base with: 1) Local privacy 2) Customizable LLM integration 3) Markdown - based knowledge management 4) Multi - client synchronization

Key Features

Local LLM IntegrationRun language models locally without cloud dependencies for complete privacy and control.

Obsidian Knowledge BaseLeverage Obsidian's powerful markdown - based knowledge management with backlinks and graph view.

MCP SynchronizationModel Context Protocol enables real - time updates between different clients and the knowledge base.

Git Repository SupportAdd and update knowledge content through git subtree or submodule integration.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

Complete data privacy with local processing

Customizable LLM integration tailored to your needs

Powerful knowledge management with Obsidian

Flexible synchronization through MCP protocol

Limitations

Requires technical setup knowledge

Local LLMs may have fewer capabilities than cloud alternatives

MCP protocol setup requires initial configuration

Getting Started

Clone the template

Start by cloning the template repository to your local machine.

Add your knowledge base

Add your existing knowledge base using git subtree or submodule.

Configure MCP client

Set up your MCP client (like VS Code extension) to connect to the local MCP server.

Start the system

Launch the development container and start the local LLM service.

Usage Scenarios

Research Note - TakingTake research notes in Obsidian while having the local LLM provide relevant suggestions and connections.

Code DocumentationMaintain code documentation that stays synchronized with your actual code repositories.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MCP protocol?

Can I use this without Obsidian?

What LLMs are supported?

Additional Resources

Obsidian Official Documentation

Complete guide to using Obsidian for knowledge management

MCP Protocol Specification

Technical details about the Model Context Protocol

Local LLM Setup Guide

Step - by - step instructions for configuring local language models

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