Obsidian plugin
A working process for agent-native teams
Dispatch is a board for Obsidian that gives a small agent-native team a working process: skills that run through the wiki and the team chat, and a chip on every card that sends an agent at the work.
Free and open source. Desktop only, Obsidian 1.7.2 or newer.
Updates
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Article
Introduction to Dispatch
The LLM Wiki is the shared memory of your team. Dispatch adds a process to it. The LLM Wiki grows with your project and becomes the substrate for your AI automation.
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Article
Elternkraft: the origins of Dispatch
Case study: a team of three shipped a parenting app to the App Store and Google Play in 134 days, with Claude Code and an LLM Wiki. Dispatch grew out of it.
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Release
v0.3.1
Dispatch 0.3.1 fixes the 0.3.0 release, which shipped with the wrong manifest.json and was broken. The plugin's code, styles and minAppVersion are the same as…
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Release
v0.3.0
Version 0.3.0 substantially improved release planning. The develop branch is now the standard, and the /release skill merges it back to the main branch. It…
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Article
Dispatch 101
How Dispatch connects an Obsidian LLM Wiki, your repo and Claude Code or Codex: the setup, and the skills that carry a ticket from refinement to release.
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Release
v0.2.5
Chips can now dispatch Codex as well as Claude Code, through every install route — the Claude plugin marketplace, the Codex marketplace, and the Codex skill…
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Release
v0.2.4
Fixes github.com/kaimys/obsidian-dispatch/issues/5
What people say
I’m not a developer, and I used to wait on one for everything. Dispatch put me in the driver’s seat: now I own the process from idea to working code.
Rouwen Hirth CEO Elternkraft GmbH