Cannoli allows you to build and run no-code LLM scripts using the Obsidian Canvas editor.
Cannolis are scripts that leverage the Openai API to read/write to your vault, and take actions using HTTP requests. Cannolis are created in the Obsidian Canvas editor, using cards and arrows to define variables and logic. They can be run within Obsidian using the control ribbon button or the command palette.
Using colors or prefixes, you can create nodes and arrows of different types to define basic logical functions like variables, fields, loops, and branching choices. If a Canvas is a Directed Acyclic Graph and follows the Cannoli schema, it can be run as a cannoli.
Cannoli can also be used to make llm-chatbots with custom logic and abilities. Complete with streaming and customizable formatting.
You can access a walkthrough folder of sample cannolis in the plugin settings (full docs website forthcoming).
Cannolis can be run in several ways:
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Click the Cannoli ribbon icon
- If you're on a canvas file, it will be run as a cannoli
- If you're on a note with a "cannoli" property, the canvas file in that property will be run as a cannoli
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Run the "Start/Stop cannoli" command in the command palette (functions the same as the ribbon icon)
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If a canvas file name ends with ".cno", it will have its own run command in the command palette
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Make an audio recording on a note with a "cannoli" property
- That recording will be (1) transcribed using Whisper, (2) replace the reference, and (3) trigger the cannoli defined in the property.
- Cannoli calls the OpenAI API chat completion endpoint based on the setup of the cannoli being run.
- Cannoli can send HTTP requests that you define up front.
