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| LICENSE | ||
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| manifest.json | ||
| README.md | ||
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| verify-mobile-load.cjs | ||
| verify-release.ps1 | ||
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JDB Command
JDB Command is the mobile-first command center for Jason's Digital Brain inside Obsidian.
It turns a jdb-command code block into one focused product screen:
- dictate or type one instruction;
- add photos, audio, PDFs, documents, text, or Markdown files;
- accumulate multiple iPhone selections;
- preview every selected image and remove individual files;
- submit once and receive a persistent receipt;
- store the command and attachments together in
inbox/commands/for JDB Runtime.
Installation
Beta installation while directory review is pending
Until JDB Command appears in Obsidian's official Community Plugins search:
- Install and enable BRAT from Settings -> Community plugins -> Browse.
- Open this link on the device:
obsidian://brat?plugin=c8vzn4ym5g-ai/jdb-command. - Confirm the repository, then enable JDB Command under Community plugins.
The BRAT channel installs the same signed-off GitHub release assets documented below. It is a temporary installation path, not evidence that official directory review has completed.
Community Plugins directory
After the plugin is approved, open Settings -> Community plugins -> Browse, search for JDB Command, select Install, and then select Enable.
Manual installation
- Download
main.js,manifest.json, andstyles.cssfrom the matching GitHub release. - Create
<vault>/.obsidian/plugins/jdb-command/. - Copy the three files into that folder.
- Restart Obsidian, open Settings -> Community plugins, and enable JDB Command.
Usage
- Add this code block to the JDB home note:
```jdb-command
```
- Open the note in Reading view.
- Type or dictate an instruction, add any photos or files, review the preview list, and select Submit JDB once.
- Confirm that the persistent receipt appears. The command and attachments are stored together under
inbox/commands/for JDB Runtime.
The plugin never sends vault content to a third-party service. It writes through Obsidian's Vault interface and is compatible with desktop and mobile (isDesktopOnly: false).
Release assets
Each GitHub release must attach main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css, and its tag must exactly match the version in manifest.json.