Hey everyone!
I’ve published a new plugin for Joplin: AI Tag Suggester.
It analyzes the content of your current note and proposes 5 concise, lowercase, hyphenated tags. You can pick the ones you want and apply them with one click.
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Highlights
- AI-powered tag suggestions
- Provider support:
- Google Gemini (default)
- OpenRouter (customizable model)
- One-click apply to the current note
- Simple settings panel
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Screenshots
- Side panel
- Suggestions
- Applied tags
- Settings
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Installation
- Joplin Desktop → Tools → Options → Plugins → Search for “AI Tag Suggester” (or “Install from file” with the .jpl).
- Alternatively, from the Plugin Manager, search “AI Tag Suggester”.
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Configuration
Tools → Options → AI Tag Suggester
Settings:
- provider:
gemini
oropenrouter
(default:gemini
) - geminiApiKey: Your Google Gemini API key
- openrouterApiKey: Your OpenRouter API key
- openrouterModel: e.g.
openrouter/auto
(customize to your favorite model)
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Requirements
- Joplin Desktop (app_min_version: 2.10)
- Node not required for just using the plugin (only for building/development)
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Links
- Joplin Plugins page: Joplin Plugins
- GitHub: GitHub - cenktekin/joplin-auto-tagger
- npm: joplin-plugin-ai-tag-suggester - npm
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Plugin Info
- ID:
com.cenktekin.ai-tag-suggester
- License: MIT
- Categories: productivity, tags
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Notes on Privacy
- Your note text is sent to your chosen provider (Gemini or OpenRouter) only when you click “Suggest Tags”.
- No data is stored by the plugin; it only uses the response to populate suggestions.
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Roadmap / Feedback
- Additional providers and model presets
- Better language support
- Fine-tuning prompt for different note styles
Feedback and suggestions are very welcome! If you try it, I’d love to hear how it works for your workflow.