# opus[1m] ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `0c8bf8be-b0b8-4d99-a680-93fa49039551` - Last activity: `2026-03-19T20:50:34.655Z` ## My Notes <!-- Add your notes here. This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User opus[1m] ### User in obsidian when it boots i get a little notification saying writing goal met. it must be from a plugin (or, less likely, a setting) can you help me track it down. ### Assistant Let me search your Obsidian plugin configs for anything related to writing goals. ### Assistant Found it. It's the **Longform** plugin. In its `data.json` (lines 3287–3289): ```json "sessionGoal": 500, "applyGoalTo": "all", "notifyOnGoal": true, ``` It has a session writing goal set to 500 words with `notifyOnGoal: true`. On boot, it's apparently calculating that the goal is already met (possibly from a previous session or cumulative count) and firing the notification immediately. To stop the notification, you can either: 1. Open Longform's settings and toggle off the "Notify on goal" option 2. Or set `notifyOnGoal` to `false` in the data.json directly If you want to keep the goal feature but just not get the spurious boot notification, option 1 is the cleanest — you can always re-enable it when you're actively using Longform for a writing session. Want me to flip that setting for you? *Longform è il colpevole — il suo traguardo di scrittura si attiva al lancio perché il conteggio della sessione precedente persiste.* ### User i think i just did it can you check ### Assistant Yep, it's off. `notifyOnGoal` is now `false`. No more boot notification. *Fatto — silenzio al prossimo avvio.*