Updates

Note and Memory details now separate core information from relationships.

Info keeps the title, Preview/Edit controls, tags, and the optional Memory source together in a readable order. Related & Tags groups manually related records with automatic shared-tag connections.

Switching tabs preserves unsaved content and selected relationships. Obsidian-synced records keep their existing read-only rules.

Note Preview now displays the complete rich-text content you see in Edit, including headings, lists, code blocks, and links.

Concise text summaries remain available for search results and note lists. Obsidian-synced Markdown and Memory previews are unchanged.

Search and organize your knowledge with more control and reliable synchronization.

• Use type:note,memory,url,email in either search input, or choose multiple types on the results page. Combine types with tags and project filters, and keep your filters through pagination and refresh.
• Project counts refresh immediately after successful search actions, even without a live connection. Failed refreshes preserve existing counts instead of replacing them with zeros.
• Moving an Obsidian-linked note, memory, or saved URL now preserves its identity and content. Linked Markdown follows an enabled destination connection, and late changes from the old file cannot move the record back. Offline edits remain recoverable as conflict revisions.
• Records changed during indexing remain queued so search can catch up with the latest project and content.

Streamient now ships safer browser defaults throughout the application.

• Pages block unauthorized framing and clickjacking.
• Unused camera, microphone, and location access is disabled.
• Responses reduce framework fingerprinting, MIME sniffing, and legacy browser filtering risks.

You can now see exactly what Streamient parsed and indexed from every saved URL.

• Open the new Parsed text tab to review the saved page text and index status.
• Expand indexed text inline for any crawled page without leaving the URL list.
• Crawled page totals now count unique URLs instead of internal index chunks.

Streamient's MCP server now keeps first retrievals focused and lightweight.

• Searches return one result per collection by default, with larger result sets still available through per_page.
• Tool data is returned once as structured output instead of being duplicated as text, reducing token usage.

Streamient Sync now supports multiple projects and OAuth accounts in one Obsidian vault while keeping every local path owned by exactly one profile.

• Choose Off, selected files and folders, or the unassigned vault remainder for each project.
• Review transfer counts and bytes before the first sync, process projects sequentially, and abort or resume without rolling back completed work.
• Saved URLs now round-trip as Markdown with URL, title, tags, and description while extracted and crawled page content stays server-managed.
• Connection creation and nested project folders are more reliable, including legacy Streamient folder layouts.

Project actions and alerts now feel at home in Streamient.

• Move and Copy use a responsive project picker with clear validation and loading states.
• Confirmation, error, and success dialogs follow the active light or dark theme.
• Alert icons are smaller and better balanced.

Streamient now has a command-line client for people, scripts, CI jobs, and coding agents.

• Work with all 44 MCP tools through friendly grouped commands or generic live tool discovery.
• Switch accounts securely with environment-based token aliases and connect self-hosted servers.
• Use JSON, tables, stdin, files, shell completion, stable exit codes, and safety confirmations for automation.

Streamient real-time updates can now use the same replicated MongoDB infrastructure as core workspace data.

• Improves continuity for live notes, memories, email counts, and sync progress.
• Supports clustered app, worker, and WebSocket processes without relying on the cache transport.

Streamient Sync is now available in the official Obsidian Community Plugins directory.

• Install and receive stable updates directly through Obsidian.
• Connect desktop or mobile vaults to hosted or self-hosted Streamient.
• Keep Markdown, Canvas, Bases, documents, and attachments synchronized with your project.

Self-hosted installations can now configure Obsidian Sync directly through the production Compose example.

• Includes the feature flag and encryption key setting
• Stores encrypted vault data on the persistent assets volume
• Includes configurable file and vault storage limits

Streamient now offers first-party two-way sync for Obsidian on desktop and mobile.

• Keep canonical Markdown, Canvas, Bases, documents, and attachments synchronized with any selected project.
• Search supported document content while images, audio, and video remain available as mirrored attachments.
• Work safely across devices with encrypted storage, resumable uploads, trash and restore propagation, and recoverable conflict revisions.

Obsidian Sync is available for Streamient Pro and self-hosted installations.

Verified Streamient signups are now enrolled in a dedicated onboarding email sequence.

• Enrollment happens only after email confirmation.
• Temporary delivery-service outages do not interrupt signup and are retried automatically.

Support is now easier and less distracting to access in Streamient.

• The top navigation Support button uses a consistent hover state.
• The redundant bottom-right chat launcher no longer appears.
• Backend admin navigation stays readable while hovering.