The home page becomes your hand-off desk with the agents: interrupted, waiting for you, in progress, ready to hand off, done today and today’s to-dos, all on one page.
New workbench
- Answer waiting questions right on the card
- Continue interrupted tasks in one click; they never restart on their own
- Diary, to-dos, finance and knowledge base side by side
Spend less time searching and pick up right where you left off.
Coordinated by the chief assistant New
Screenshots show a sample interface with demo data.
Describe a task in the Obsidian sidebar; the agent reads the relevant notes and works step by step within what you allow. In the new version, click an avatar to see that teammate’s tasks, then click a task for its details.
What you can ask it to do
- Create and edit notes, and organize files and diaries
- Follow its progress, add requirements, or change direction
- Typing in the list starts a new task; typing in a task continues it
Go from “tell me how” to “help me finish.” Hand repetitive tasks to the agent and focus on your content and decisions.
Goes to the chief assistant by default New
Requires your own model service.
See the structure and status of your knowledge base, initialize it from existing notes, and keep adding new records. Use /ask to search your notes and knowledge base first, then get answers grounded in the views, judgments and material you have recorded. Follow citations back to the original notes.
From organizing to using
- Review your knowledge overview. Initialization may move source notes into Raw and distill them into Wiki pages.
- Use /ask for answers grounded in your own records, and check the cited sources
- Use Organize new notes in settings, or enter /maintain to start organizing.
Put the things you saved and recorded to use. Find sources, revisit earlier ideas, and continue writing with your own accumulated knowledge.
Owned by the Organizer by default New
Initialization may relocate source notes. Check Ask answers against the cited originals.
The Diary companion talks through your day and writes it up; a photo calendar lets you revisit each date, and the weekly review pulls out takeaways and next steps.
From writing to looking back
- If you haven’t written by evening, the workbench reminds you
- Revisit days on a photo calendar
- A weekend nudge to review the week, with takeaways turned into to-dos
A few minutes a day to keep your life in your own notes.
Owned by the Diary companion by default New
Browse the diary by date and edit entries right on the page.
To-dos live in Markdown and can belong to projects. Items due today or more than 3 days overdue appear on the workbench, ready to hand to the responsible teammate for scheduling.
How you manage them
- View by project, category and due date
- Turn on desktop reminders for system notifications when due
- Ask the chief assistant to “plan my day”
No separate to-do app: tasks stay with your notes.
Handled by the chief assistant by default New
Link to-dos to projects; due items appear in workbench reminders.
You don't have to repeat your background in every new conversation. With memory enabled, EchoInk retains useful preferences, goals, and experiences for future collaboration.
Remember, organize, and correct
- Keep context across conversations for more continuity
- Dream reviews memories, connects them, and updates your profile
- View, correct, export, or forget saved memories
Your habits change, and memory keeps up. Let the agent adapt to how you work while you stay in control of what it remembers.
All teammates share one memory New
Dream can be disabled independently. Automatic organization requires its setting to be enabled and a working model.
From clarifying questions and exploring different perspectives to reviewing knowledge, writing English diaries, and organizing finances, choose a method for the task and use it right in the conversation.
Built for Obsidian, with room for more tools
- Obsidian-focused Skills for Markdown, Bases, and Canvas
- Read and query your vault through the native Obsidian CLI
- MCP: configure tool connections and manage available services
No need to explain common steps again or switch between connected tools.
External tools require your own configuration or authorization. Their fees and permissions depend on the service.
The new version includes one chief assistant; other teammates are created from presets in one click, with editable name, avatar, role, style, abilities and modules.
You can set
- Start from 5 presets: Organizer, Bookkeeper, Researcher, Diary companion and Reviewer
- Assign one owner to each module
- 4 styles: decisive, rigorous, gentle and creative
A familiar appearance and a response style that suits you make ongoing collaboration feel more natural.
Create multiple Agents, each with its own identity, model and capabilities.
Different tasks need different models. Connect services you trust and choose models by capability, speed, and budget, so the tool works your way.
Manage it all in settings
- Add and manage model service connections
- Choose a model suited to the current task
- Manage available models and choose a default
Choose what works for organizing, writing, or analysis, without being tied to one model service.
You choose and pay for model services separately. Membership does not include model usage.
Type @ wherever you need help in a note, choose a teammate, and write one request. A proposed edit appears right there—review it, then apply it or discard the proposal.
You can use it to
- Mention a teammate beside a paragraph and say which passage to edit
- Edit adjacent paragraphs together
- Compare with the original; confirm before writing back
Ask for changes right where they belong, without copying text into a chat and back.
Mention any teammate New
@Agent requires PRO and works in Live Preview on desktop only, not on phones or tablets. Model usage is billed separately.
Once today's Chinese diary is written, turn it into English in one click. The AI review shows your sentence next to a more natural version, and useful phrases go into your phrase bank for later review.
From diary to expression library
- Write your Chinese diary and generate an English draft
- Compare the original and suggestions for more natural phrasing
- Save useful phrases to your expression library for review
Build a collection of English you actually use. Learn phrases and sentences through your own experiences, and practice expressing your thoughts in English.
Handled by the chief assistant by default New
English diary requires PRO. AI review uses your configured model service; API usage is billed separately.
Import WeChat or Alipay statements and they're categorized automatically. When it isn't sure, it stops to ask. Budgets update as you go, and at month end your own model writes a review.
Turn records into useful information
- Import bills for automatic categorization; clarify uncertain entries
- See budgets update and spot categories nearing their limits
- Generate a monthly analysis with your own model
Understand past spending to plan what comes next. Reduce cross-checking between spreadsheets and see which expenses need attention.
Owned by the Bookkeeper by default, with a one-click hand-off at the top right of the finance page New
Basic bookkeeping and overall budgets are free. Category budgets, bill plans, CSV export, new AI analyses, and other advanced features require PRO. Model usage is billed separately.
Upload a PDF and choose what you want back. The Researcher works through it, with progress on your workbench. Source text, translation, reading notes and summary end up in one place, a click away.
Each PDF gives you
- Upload a PDF and choose original text, translation, reading notes, or summary
- Follow the researcher’s progress, with each output saved separately
- Open reading notes and check the source using page references
No need to slog through long documents: key points and the original at hand.
Owned by the Researcher by default New
PDF reading requires PRO; model costs are separate.
Write in Chinese and English, then read a natural English version
