Your Obsidian vault is not a notebook. It's persistent memory for every AI agent you run.
Overview
Navique connects to your Obsidian vault via the Eggspert engine's Vault API, with fallback to direct filesystem access. The result is a five-tab detail view — Vault Overview, Note Browser, Knowledge Graph, Daily Notes, and Canvases — plus seven dashboard components. But the deeper story is that the vault becomes your AI agents' long-term memory: sessions leave breadcrumbs, a scheduled Hatch curates connections overnight, and every agent you launch inherits months of accumulated thinking from day one.
Vault Overview Tab
Vault stats summary: note count, link count, tag count, folder count, canvas count. Top tags as interactive chips. Connection health indicator showing whether the Eggspert Vault API, direct filesystem, or Local REST API plugin is active. Vault path with 'Reveal in Finder' button. 'Open in Obsidian' button via URI scheme. 'Rescan Vault' button to trigger a full re-index.
Note Browser with Full-Text Search
Left sidebar shows a folder tree with note counts per folder. Right content area lists notes with title (from frontmatter or filename), folder path breadcrumb, tag chips, relative modification time, outgoing link count, and backlink count. Filter by tag, folder, or full-text search with 300ms debounce. Sort by modification date, creation date, title, or link count. Clicking a note opens the Note Detail Sheet with full markdown preview, frontmatter metadata, forward links, and backlinks.
Knowledge Graph Visualisation
Force-directed graph where nodes are notes and edges are [[wikilinks]]. Node size is proportional to backlink count. Node colour maps to folder. Hover shows note title tooltip. Click opens note detail. Filter by folder or tag. Zoom and pan controls. Orphan notes highlighted or hidden via toggle. With agent-curated breadcrumbs, the graph becomes a map of how your agents think — showing which concepts are most connected and where knowledge gaps exist.
Daily Notes & Activity Heatmap
Calendar-style date picker with selected date's daily note rendered as a markdown preview. 'Open in Obsidian' button per note. A GitHub-style contribution grid shows daily note activity over the past year. Quick capture field appends to today's daily note directly from the tab. Daily note streak tracking for consistency.
Canvas Browser
Lists all .canvas files in the vault with canvas name, node count, edge count, and last modified date. Clicking a canvas opens a read-only visual preview of nodes and edges, lists file-type nodes linking to vault notes, lists link-type nodes (external URLs), and provides an 'Open in Obsidian' button for full editing.
Quick Capture
A floating action button in the Vault view launches a Quick Capture sheet: enter a note title, optional tags, and content. The note is created directly in the connected Obsidian vault with YAML frontmatter metadata. Capture incident notes, architecture decisions, or quick thoughts without switching to Obsidian.
Dashboard Widgets & Badges
Seven dashboard components for the Command Centre: Vault Stats Card (note/link/tag counts with top tags), Recent Notes Widget (5 most recently modified notes), Note Count Badge, Daily Note Widget (today's note with content preview), Top Tags Card, Search Card (inline vault search), and Graph Preview Card (mini force-directed graph). Drag any onto your dashboard layout.