Is the brief generated by a model?

RankSage writes to · OAuth (PKCE)

Your daily brief, in the note you already open.

The RankSage Daily Brief plugin injects the day's digest — AI-visibility movers, keyword changes, alerts and the top of the ranked action queue — straight into your Obsidian daily note, replacing rather than duplicating on every re-run.

How RankSage works

What it provides

What Obsidian gives RankSage.

The daily digest injected into the daily note on startup.

AI-visibility mention score, keyword movers and severity-ranked alerts.

Replace-on-rerun, and the last cached brief with a staleness warning when offline.

Setup

How to connect.

Install the plugin

From Obsidian's community plugins: RankSage Daily Brief. Desktop only.

Connect RankSage

Full OAuth with PKCE in your browser; you are returned to Obsidian automatically.

Open tomorrow's note

The brief is there. Re-running never duplicates it.

What it unlocks

The capabilities it feeds.

AI Share of Voice

See how often ten answer engines — from ChatGPT to Grok — name you, reported with a confidence range, not one flattering number.

One ranked queue

Playbooks, recommendations and tasks merged into one what-do-I-fix-next list, ordered by a weighting you can read.

Limits

What it does not do.

Desktop only, and it needs the Daily Notes core plugin enabled.

Access tokens are short-lived and never stored in plain text; refresh tokens rotate on use.

FAQ

Questions about Obsidian, answered.

What it provides, what it needs, and where its edges are.

No. The digest is assembled from stored data and service reads — there is no language-model cost or hallucination surface in it.

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EARLY ACCESS

Start with the two that matter.

Google Analytics and Search Console, read-only, about five minutes. Add Obsidian whenever it earns its place.