Obsidian with AI plugins (Copilot, Smart Connections) is powerful — but it runs on your desktop and asks you to approve every change. yeast.wiki is hosted and tends your wiki for you, in English and 中文, while keeping the same own-your-Markdown promise.
| What matters | yeast.wiki | Obsidian + AI plugins |
|---|---|---|
| Own your Markdown | Yes | Yes — same promise |
| Hosted — nothing to keep running | Yes — runs in the cloud, always on | No — your desktop Obsidian must be open |
| Autonomous tending (no per-edit approval) | Yes — the agent integrates & links continuously | No — every write is gated on approval |
| Bilingual EN/中文, first-class | Yes | Weak / plugin-dependent |
| Reach: web · phone · Telegram | Yes — hosted + WebDAV sync | ~ Obsidian Sync (paid) / manual |
| Plugin ecosystem, offline, full control | ~ Focused product | Yes — huge ecosystem, fully local |
Obsidian + AI keeps you in the driver's seat — which means you keep the desktop running and approve each AI edit. yeast.wiki runs in the cloud and continuously synthesizes and cross-links your pages on its own, reachable from any device and from Telegram, in both your languages. And because everything is plain Markdown synced over WebDAV plus a GitHub backup, you can open the very same vault in Obsidian whenever you want — it's not either/or.
A private, self-organizing, bilingual AI wiki you own — and it syncs straight back to Obsidian. Invite-only.
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