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Tag your Obsidian notes automatically with multiple matching tags from your own tag list. Powered by Jev.
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TagSense
An Obsidian plugin that tags notes automatically with multiple tags from your own tag list: Jev checks every tag independently in one request, shows its confidence first and never invents tags you have not defined.
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- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
- Reading time
- 2 min
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- Author
- JimmyCallSaul
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
- Languages
- JavaScript
- Capabilities
- Open sourceRequires API key
Highlights
- Only your defined tags are used; TagSense never invents new ones, and a note can receive several because every tag is checked independently.
- You give each tag a short description so Jev knows what you mean by it, and Jev's confidence per tag is shown before anything is written.
- Tags a single note or cleans up whole folders in one run; Jev answers all tag questions for a note in one request, keeping it fast and inexpensive.
- Requires your own TypeSafe account and API key; the plugin is free but API usage is billed by TypeSafe to your account.
- Interface in English and German, following your Obsidian language setting; MIT-licensed JavaScript repo created and pushed 2026-10-08.
Watch out
README reviewed 2026-10-17; the excerpt stops mid-sentence in the getting-started step where the API key is pasted, so the full setup and any cost figures are not captured. The plugin cannot be used without a personal TypeSafe key.
Questions about this entry
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An Obsidian plugin that tags notes automatically with multiple matching tags from your own tag list. Every tag is checked independently by Jev, so one note can receive several, and the plugin never makes up new tags.
Jev answers the tag questions: for each note it decides, per tag, whether the tag applies, using the short descriptions you write for each tag. All tag questions for a note are answered in a single request.
Yes. The README says TagSense uses the Jev API by TypeSafe AI and requires your own TypeSafe account and API key. The plugin itself is free; API usage is billed by TypeSafe to your account.
Install and enable it from Settings, Community plugins in Obsidian, then open Settings, TagSense and paste your TypeSafe API key. The captured excerpt stops there, so further configuration is not documented here.
No. TagSense only picks from the list you define, which the README frames as keeping your tag system clean. You also see how confident Jev is for every tag before anything is written to the note.
Yes. It can tag the single note you are working on or clean up hundreds of old notes in one run over whole folders, and it answers all tag questions for a note in one Jev request for speed and cost.
English and German; the plugin follows your Obsidian language setting, according to the README. The repository itself is a MIT-licensed JavaScript project created and pushed on 2026-10-08.
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