Install
Engram Vault Sync is listed in Obsidian’s community plugins directory.
Install it like any other community plugin. No BRAT, no manual
download.
Install from Obsidian
Section titled “Install from Obsidian”- Open Settings → Community plugins.
- If community plugins are disabled, click Turn on community plugins and accept Obsidian’s prompt.
- Click Browse, search for
Engram Vault Sync. - Click Install, then Enable.
Install from the web
Section titled “Install from the web”Prefer to start from the directory listing? Open community.obsidian.md/plugins/engram-vault-sync and click Open in Obsidian. Obsidian launches and drops you on the plugin’s install page. Click Install, then Enable.
Verify the install
Section titled “Verify the install”After enabling, open the command palette (Ctrl/Cmd+P) and search for
Engram. Obsidian prefixes the plugin’s commands with its display
name, so you’ll see entries like Engram Vault Sync: Open sync center
and Engram Vault Sync: Sync now. If they show up, the plugin is
loaded. (Signing in is a button on the plugin’s settings tab, not a
command.)
Before you sync: filename constraint
Section titled “Before you sync: filename constraint”Engram normalizes note paths to a portable subset on sync. Characters
that aren’t valid in every filesystem (\ : * ? < > " |) are stripped
from filenames during ingest, so a note named Q3: Plans.md on
desktop arrives on mobile (and the web app) as Q3 Plans.md. If you
rely on plugins that key off exact filename strings, rename
problematic notes before first sync.
Next: First Sync.