Welcome! This guide will help you install and run the Clawdbot Vault Plugin. With this plugin, you can manage your knowledge like never before. Let’s get started by getting it on your system.
You have two easy ways to download the Clawdbot Vault Plugin.
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Using Clawdbot: Open your terminal and run this command:
clawdbot plugins install clawd-plugin-vault
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From GitHub: You can also install it directly from GitHub by running:
clawdbot plugins install github:pepicrft/clawd-plugin-vault
If you prefer using a graphical interface or need to download the latest version manually, you can visit the Releases page: Download Here.
After installing, you need to configure the plugin. Use your Clawdbot configuration file. Here’s a sample configuration you can follow:
{
plugins: {
entries: {
"clawd-plugin-vault": {}
}
}
}Make sure to adjust any necessary settings to tailor your experience. This simple setup will help you organize your vault.
The Clawdbot Vault Plugin comes with several helpful features:
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Local-first vault: It creates a directory structure that you control. You have everything in plain markdown.
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QMD-powered search: Quickly find what you need using keyword, semantic, or hybrid search methods.
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Frontmatter framework: Customize your notes with tags, people, projects, and sources.
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Git synchronization: Automatically pull updates before changes and push new notes afterward.
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Command-line interface and tools: Use the CLI for easy interaction.
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Automatic installation of QMD: The plugin installs QMD using bun or npm if it’s not already on your system.
To get the best out of the Clawdbot Vault Plugin, consider the following tips:
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Stay Organized: Keep your notes in well-defined folders to make searching easier.
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Regular Updates: Sync your vault frequently to ensure you have the latest changes and notes.
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Utilize Tags: Use the frontmatter tags effectively to categorize your notes. This makes searching and retrieval simpler.
If you encounter issues while using the Clawdbot Vault Plugin, here are a few common problems and solutions:
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Installation Fails: Ensure you have Clawdbot installed and updated. Check your internet connection.
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Cannot Find Notes: Verify that your notes are saved in the correct directory. Use the QMD search functions to locate them.
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Sync Issues: Make sure you have the right permissions for your Git repository if you are using git sync.
For assistance, feel free to reach out and join our community. You can ask questions and find resources on platforms like GitHub Discussions or related forums focused on Clawdbot.
By following this guide, you’ll be able to set up and utilize the Clawdbot Vault Plugin effectively. Enjoy managing your knowledge with ease!