Obsidian Plugin v0.19.12

Run multiple Claude Code sessions, right inside Obsidian

A native Obsidian sidebar plugin for running multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel — with streaming markdown responses, tab management, and deep vault integration.

Main view: conversation panel with tool calls and Agent Dashboard showing thread summaries

See it in your vault

A closer look at the conversation panel, the Agent Dashboard, and the controls that keep every thread under control.

Main view: conversation panel with tool calls and Agent Dashboard showing thread summaries
Conversation panel with tool calls and Agent Dashboard showing thread summaries
Slash command autocomplete showing installed skills from ~/.claude/skills/
Slash command autocomplete surfaces built-in commands and your installed skills
Kanban board grouping agent threads by status column
Kanban board view groups threads by state: idle, running, waiting, done
Kanban board grouped into folder swimlanes by project
Group the board into folder swimlanes to see every thread for a codebase together
Inline permission dialog — Deny / Allow / Always Allow before Claude writes a file
Inline permission dialog: Deny, Allow, or Always Allow before Claude writes a file
Claude Threads connected and running from a mobile device
Stay connected to your running threads from a mobile device

Everything you need to run agents in parallel

A curated look at the features that make Claude Threads more than a chat sidebar.

Multi-tab sessions

Open as many Claude threads as you need, switch between them instantly.

Streaming responses

Tokens stream in with live markdown rendering — code blocks, tables, lists, and more.

Agent Dashboard + Kanban

Monitor and dispatch to multiple threads from one view, or toggle a kanban board to visualize agent state by column — idle, running, waiting, done — with folder swimlanes per project.

Slash commands & skills

Built-in context commands plus your full ~/.claude/skills/ library, browseable with /.

Model switching

Set a persistent model per thread with /model fable|opus|sonnet|haiku, or a global default.

Goals and loops

Pin a persistent goal on a thread with /goal, or re-run a prompt on an interval with /loop 10m.

Permission dialogs & Plan Mode

Claude asks before writing files or running commands. In Plan Mode, Claude proposes a written plan you can Approve, Edit, or Reject before it touches anything.

Remote mobile access

Stay connected to your running threads and respond to permission requests from your phone.

@ file mentions

Type @ in the input to search vault files by name; selecting one injects its full content as context.

MCP Elicitation

When an MCP server needs OAuth or a form filled mid-session, a card appears inline so you can respond without leaving Obsidian.

Prerequisites

Before you install, make sure your setup meets these requirements.

  • Obsidian v1.0.0+

    Desktop only — Claude Threads runs as a native sidebar plugin.

  • Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated

    The plugin auto-detects claude at /opt/homebrew/bin/claude, /usr/local/bin/claude, or ~/.local/bin/claude.

  • AWS Bedrock / SSO users

    Set AWS_PROFILE and AWS_REGION in the plugin’s Extra Environment Variables setting.

Installation

BRAT is recommended for early access to the latest builds; manual install works too.

Via BRAT (recommended)

  1. 1

    Install the BRAT plugin

    Install BRAT from Obsidian’s Community Plugins.

  2. 2

    Open BRAT settings

    Go to BRAT settings → Add Beta Plugin.

  3. 3

    Enter the repo

    Paste the repository below into the Add Beta Plugin dialog.

    rbcodelabs/obsidian-claude-threads
  4. 4

    Enable the plugin

    Enable Claude Threads in Settings → Community Plugins.

Manual install

  1. 1

    Download the latest release

    Grab the latest build from GitHub Releases.

  2. 2

    Extract into your vault

    Unzip into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/claude-threads/.

    <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/claude-threads/
  3. 3

    Enable the plugin

    Enable Claude Threads in Settings → Community Plugins.

Help shape what ships next

Vote on upcoming features and see what's in progress on the public roadmap, or star the repo on GitHub to follow along.