← Overview
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A short walkthrough from an Obsidian vault to a LaTeX file — four steps in the Obsitex wizard: Source, Vault, Manuscript, Download.
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No vault yet? Let it be built for you. The Obsitex plugin for Claude Code scaffolds one with /obsitex:obsitex-init: the folders, the note order, and the document setup file, ready to convert. Its sibling /obsitex:obsitex-assistant then stays with you while you write and answers how to phrase something so the converter handles it. Both are on The Claude Code plugin.
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Where your vault is: a local folder or OneDrive. Local needs no account at all. OneDrive needs the Microsoft connection, which you set up right here — see Data protection & permissions.
The folder that contains .obsidian, marked ● in the list. Details: Project folder & manuscript.
The folder inside the vault that becomes your document. The order of its notes comes from Document order.
Once it is chosen, one sentence and one button appear. There is nothing to configure: every run loads your notes and converts them. Click Start Conversion.
On Download & Export, pick where your files go: Open in Overleaf, Upload to GitHub (the PDF is built via GitHub Actions), Upload to OneDrive, or Download to Browser. See Export & compile.
If you have set a default folder in Settings, the Quick Convert button skips the wizard and converts that folder in one click.
The four steps across the top, with step 1 open below them. Steps you have not reached yet stay greyed out, and a finished one can be clicked to go back.