Works with Obsidian

Your Alissa workspace, inside Obsidian.

Wikilinked · Live Mirror · Real Markdown

Alissa Sync mirrors your projects, tasks, context docs, deliverables, and entities into your vault as real markdown — and because every relationship is a wikilink, your task dependency trees and project hierarchies render in Obsidian's graph view.

Install for Obsidian → Get your Alissa account →

Free plugin · One-way mirror · Your vault stays yours

Real Markdown
Files

Wikilinked
Knowledge Graph

Dataview-Ready
Frontmatter

One-Way
Live Mirror

Incremental
Sync

The graph

Open the graph view. Your work is already a graph.

In Alissa, tasks depend on tasks, roll up into bodies of work, milestones, and projects, and reference the entities they touch. Alissa Sync writes every one of those relationships as a wikilink — so Obsidian's graph view draws your dependency trees and project hierarchies for you, and backlinks work on every note.

Projects

Each project is a note; its milestones and bodies of work link beneath it.

Tasks

Status, definition of done, and wikilinks to every dependency.

Context docs

The briefs and notes attached to your work, as plain markdown.

Deliverables

Documents and decks produced by you or your agents.

Entities

People, orgs, and things — linked from every note that mentions them.

Projects · Tasks · Context docs · Deliverables · Entities — every relationship is a wikilink

Built for Dataview

Frontmatter that queries well.

Every mirrored note carries clean YAML frontmatter — status, type, and aliases — so Dataview treats your Alissa workspace like a database. One snippet and you have a live task board in a note:

```dataview
TABLE status
FROM "Alissa"
WHERE type = "task" AND status != "resolved"
SORT status ASC
```

Open tasks, live, in any note of your vault

Setup

Four steps in.

Install the pluginCommunity plugins or BRAT — see below.
Paste your API tokenFrom your Alissa Studio account settings.
Pick a subfolderThe mirror lives in its own folder (default Alissa/) — the rest of your vault is never touched.
Click syncThe ribbon button refreshes the mirror whenever you want it.

How sync behaves

Incremental, and honest about it.

Each sync compares your workspace against the mirror and reports exactly what happened — files written, unchanged, moved, or deleted. Unchanged notes aren't rewritten, so syncs are fast and your vault history stays quiet.

Only changed files are written — renames become moves, not duplicates.
Notes that left your workspace are removed from the mirror.
A per-sync summary tells you exactly what changed.

The mirror contract

Read-only, by design.

The mirror is one-way: Alissa is the source of truth, and the next sync overwrites local edits inside the mirror folder. That's the feature — the mirror is always trustworthy.

Think in your notes — they're never touched.
Link into the mirror with wikilinks; backlinks connect your thinking to your work.
Change the work in Alissa Studio, then sync — the mirror follows.

✦ CLI Automation + Agents

The same mirror, from your terminal.

Prefer scripts over ribbon buttons? alissa vault export materializes the same wikilinked vault from the Alissa CLI — point it at your Obsidian folder and put it on a schedule.