Reading Inbox Synthesizer
Turn your Obsidian web clipping backlog into reading memory
What it does
I clip dozens of articles into Obsidian and never read most of them. A month later I have 40 unread clippings and no memory of which ones mattered. This plugin reads your whole backlog at once and writes a single Reading Synthesis note: a short summary per article, cross-article themes with where sources agree and disagree, a weekly digest, and a list of old clippings worth revisiting or dropping. Bring your own API key. Works with Anthropic, OpenAI, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
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