Palace is a system and set of starter files to create a vault in Obsidian with staying power. It's designed to be thorough, opinionated, and most importantly to be a start point for you to modify it how you need obsidian to work.

This README is here to give the Github Repo context and can be deleted. If you want to read more about the folder structure, bases, templates, hotkeys, plugins, and more, check out the Palace docs.

To download the latest version of Palace, check out the Releases page for the repo.

1. Download the latest version of Palace
2. Extract the zip and move the folder to the directory you would like it to live on your machine
3. Open obsidian and use the "open folder" option to find your vault location
4. The first time you do this, you'll be prompted with "Do you trust the author of this vault?", select "Trust author and enable plugins"

1. Download your browsers extension
   • Chrome
   • Firefox
   • Safari
   • Edge
2. Open the extension dropdown in your browser, then select the settings gear icon in the top right
3. For each template that you will use, create a new template and then import the related templateName.json file in /curtain/clipper-templates/
4. In General, find the section titled Vaults, type in the exact name of your vault and press enter.
5. Go to the Interpreter settings page and add your preferred AI Provider and AI model.
   • You will need your own API key](<# Palace Obsidian Vault Template

Palace is an opinionated starter system for building an Obsidian vault with staying power. It's thorough and may have a slight learning curve, but it's designed as a foundation for you to modify however you need Obsidian to work.

This README is here to give the GitHub Repo context and can be deleted once you're set up. If you want to read more about the folder structure, bases, templates, hotkeys, plugins, and more, check out the Palace docs.

To download the latest version of Palace, visit the Releases page for the repo.

1. Download the latest version of Palace
2. Extract the zip and move the folder to the directory you would like it to live on your machine
3. Open Obsidian and use the "open folder" option to find your vault location
4. The first time you do this, you'll be prompted with "Do you trust the author of this vault?", select "Trust author and enable plugins"

1. Download your browser's extension
   • Chrome
   • Firefox
   • Safari
   • Edge
2. Open the extension dropdown in your browser, then select the settings gear icon in the top right
3. For each template that you will use, create a new template and import the matching .json file in /curtain/clipper-templates/
4. In General, find the section titled Vaults, type in the exact name of your vault and press enter.
5. Go to the Interpreter settings page and add your preferred AI Provider and AI model.
   • You will need your own API key>)