The Shell commands plugin allows users to define, customize, and execute shell or terminal commands directly from Obsidian. Commands can be run via the command palette or assigned to hotkeys, streamlining access to external applications and system utilities. It supports dynamic variables like file path, file name, and timestamps, which can be used to customize commands. Users can specify the working directory for commands and capture the output of commands back into their notes. This plugin enhances Obsidian's functionality by bridging it with system-level commands, offering a powerful tool for automation and customization.

The Personal Assistant plugin streamlines Obsidian workflows by automating various tasks and providing quick access to essential features. It enables users to create notes in specified directories, open related graph views, and access Memos-style quick notes. The plugin allows one-command updates for plugins and themes, as well as bulk enabling/disabling of plugins. Users can customize graph view colors, manage callout configurations, and use commands for seamless note organization. With AI-powered features like generating featured images based on note content, the plugin enhances note management and visualization.

The Note From Form plugin allows users to create dynamic, form-driven note templates in Obsidian. It extends the functionality of the core Templates plugin by introducing customizable input fields, initial values, and user-defined JavaScript functions for generating template data. Users can design interactive forms with text, numbers, dates, dropdowns, and more. Templates can define how note names, file locations, and note content are created using input-driven logic. Custom logic is supported via Mustache templates or JavaScript functions, enabling advanced formatting and automation. This plugin is ideal for users who want to create repeatable, structured notes, like project templates, meeting notes, or task lists, while maintaining flexibility in how data is captured and used.

The Snippets Manager plugin simplifies text management in Obsidian by allowing users to store, organize, and retrieve snippets from a markdown file or folder. With fuzzy search capabilities, snippets can be copied to the clipboard or directly inserted into notes at the cursor position. It supports code snippets, mobile integration, and Alfred workflows, enabling seamless use across devices. Users can also sync the latest Awesome ChatGPT Prompts for quick access. This plugin enhances productivity by offering a centralized, efficient way to manage frequently used text and templates.

The Personal OS plugin transforms Obsidian into a comprehensive task and workflow management system inspired by GTD (Getting Things Done) principles. It automates task prioritization, file processing, and review scheduling while integrating features like random snooze, task failure tracking, and workspace automation. Users can define workflows using properties such as start, scheduled, and due dates, making task management intuitive and dynamic. With commands like Engage for actionable files and Process for reviewing pending tasks, the plugin optimizes efficiency and maintains focus. Its flexible setup supports various use cases, from daily task management to long-term planning.

The Paste as Embed plugin automates the process of creating and embedding new notes in Obsidian based on pasted text. It uses user-defined rules with regular expressions to determine when to trigger this functionality. When activated, the plugin processes the pasted text, applies an optional template, creates a new note with the content, and embeds it into the current note. This feature is especially useful for managing complex data, such as JSON for interactive elements, by isolating it in separate notes. It improves organization, reduces clutter, and enhances editing efficiency while maintaining seamless integration within your workspace.

The Notes 2 Tweets plugin allows users to effortlessly transform their Obsidian notes into tweets or Twitter threads. With features to auto-generate and schedule tweets, the plugin integrates your writing workflow with social media sharing. Users can customize tweet prompts and manage scheduling directly from within Obsidian. Designed for creators who want to share their knowledge seamlessly, this plugin also supports integration with OpenAI and Twitter APIs for enhanced automation. Future updates plan to include more customization options and image generation for tweets.

The Daily Note Structure plugin automates the creation of folder and file structures for organizing daily notes in Obsidian. Designed for users who want more complex setups than a single folder for notes, it allows the generation of nested folders and files based on customizable date and time patterns using Moment.js formats. Templates can be assigned to folders or files, enabling content automation for each level of the hierarchy. Users can define folder and file structures via a JSON-like interface in the plugin's settings. Integration with plugins like Templater and Folder Notes enhances functionality by automating content generation and folder-specific notes. The plugin is ideal for users needing structured daily organization, such as hierarchical weekly or monthly layouts.

The Prompt ChatGPT plugin enhances your Obsidian workflow by automating the process of sending customized prompts to ChatGPT. Users can create templates with placeholders like {{title}} and {{context}} that are dynamically filled when opening or creating a note. Once set up, the plugin sends these prompts to ChatGPT, generating responses based on your note’s content. It supports direct communication with ChatGPT via a chatbox, and offers features like conversation retention, which allows you to store recent responses. Additionally, it customizes ChatGPT's behavior for a personalized experience, making it a seamless tool for users looking to integrate AI-driven insights into their notes.

The Rapid AI plugin enhances productivity in Obsidian by integrating an AI assistant for rapid content generation and editing. Users can perform AI-powered actions such as grammar correction, text translation, and diagram generation directly on selected text. The plugin offers seamless accessibility through various workspace elements like the sidebar, status bar, and context menu. It supports customizable keyboard shortcuts and quick-action buttons for streamlined workflows. With a high-availability API, the plugin ensures efficient request handling, making it ideal for users seeking to optimize their note-taking and content creation processes.

The Daily note creator plugin for Obsidian enhances the core Daily Notes plugin by automating the creation of missed daily notes. It eliminates the need to open the daily note on startup, while still respecting the settings defined in the Daily Notes plugin. The plugin automatically creates daily notes when the vault is opened, even for days that were missed, and allows users to manually backfill notes for any range of time. It is designed to complement, not replace, the Daily Notes plugin, providing a streamlined and customizable way to manage daily entries without a rigid folder structure.

The AI Tagger plugin streamlines the process of tagging notes in Obsidian by utilizing various advanced Large Language Models (LLMs) to automatically suggest and generate relevant tags. It analyzes the open document and your previous tag history to provide up to five relevant existing tags and create up to three new ones. The plugin supports multiple LLMs like GPT, Mistral, Anthropic, and Google, offering flexibility in tagging. Features include one-click tagging, selection-based tagging, batch tagging for multiple files, and configuration options such as custom API endpoints and context-aware tagging. Ideal for users looking to simplify their note organization with smart and automatic tagging.

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The Auto Periodic Notes plugin automates the creation of periodic notes in Obsidian, allowing users to generate daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly notes seamlessly. It works alongside the Periodic Notes plugin, adhering to the settings for templates, format, and location chosen by the user. The plugin not only creates notes in the background but can also open and pin them automatically, providing an efficient way to keep track of regularly scheduled notes. With customizable settings for each note type, it offers flexibility and convenience for users looking to streamline their note-taking process.

The Cron plugin for Obsidian allows users to automate tasks by scheduling commands or custom scripts to run at specified times using cron syntax. This plugin supports configurable jobs with options to enable mobile execution, sync checks, and lock toggling to manage job execution and conflicts. It integrates with Obsidian Sync to ensure tasks run only after synchronization is complete across devices. Developers can also use the exposed API to add and manage custom functions, providing flexibility for advanced automation workflows. The plugin helps streamline repetitive tasks, enhancing productivity in Obsidian.

The Note Linker with Previewer plugin enhances your Obsidian workflow by automating the process of finding and linking related notes across your vault. It uses a markdown parser to ensure links are placed only in valid contexts, excluding areas like code or LaTeX blocks. Features include caching for efficient performance, the ability to link an entire vault or a single note, and commands for identifying invalid notes and resetting the cache. This plugin is especially useful for maintaining well-structured and interconnected notes while avoiding issues caused by improper formatting.

Opinionated journaling automation like daily notes but with backfills for the days that you didn't open Obsidian.

The Substitutions plugin enhances your Obsidian workflow by automatically replacing specified text fragments with symbols or alternative text as you type. Users can configure, enable, or disable these substitutions via an intuitive settings pane, providing a seamless way to streamline repetitive text input or improve formatting. The plugin is ideal for those who frequently use symbols, custom abbreviations, or specialized text formatting in their notes.

The Regex Pipeline plugin allows users to automate the formatting and transformation of their notes in Obsidian using customizable regex rules. Ideal for organizing content from repetitive sources, it lets you define and manage rulesets to efficiently search, replace, or restructure text. The plugin supports advanced regex features like multi-line replacement, customizable flags, and selective application to highlighted content. With the ability to create and manage rulesets via an intuitive menu or commands, it streamlines text processing for tasks like transforming clipped web content or reformatting large notes, making it a powerful tool for personal knowledge management.

The RSS Copyist plugin enables users to manage and archive RSS feed articles directly within Obsidian. By tagging notes with `feed`, users can set up RSS feeds, and the plugin automatically fetches and formats articles into markdown files using a customizable template. Articles are saved into organized folders for easy access and reference. The plugin uses a straightforward parsing method to extract key details such as titles, links, authors, and publication dates from RSS feeds, which are then stored as structured notes. This tool is particularly useful for consolidating and managing RSS content in a structured, markdown-friendly format.

The Apply Patterns plugin for Obsidian enables users to apply customizable find-and-replace patterns to their notes using regular expressions. This tool is ideal for automating text formatting, including handling natural language dates, and offers powerful options such as applying changes to selected text, entire documents, or clipboard contents. Users can create patterns for tasks such as marking tasks as completed, rescheduling tasks, or modifying text based on specific rules. The plugin also allows for importing and exporting patterns, and it supports dynamic date expressions. It is highly customizable, making it a valuable tool for automating repetitive note-editing tasks and improving organization.

The Zoottelkeeper plugin helps organize and maintain folder structures within Obsidian by automatically generating index files in each folder. These index files list the contents of their respective folders and update dynamically when files or folders are moved, added, or deleted. Inspired by the 'Linking Your Thinking' (LYT) concept, the plugin facilitates the creation of Maps of Content (MOCs) to visualize and structure notes more effectively. Users can customize the style of the index files, set prefixes for index filenames, and add metadata tags to enhance searchability. Zoottelkeeper also supports templates via the Templater plugin, enabling users to format index files according to their preferences. By automating folder structure management, this plugin reduces manual effort in maintaining an organized vault, especially when working with large collections of notes and folders.

The Automation plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their workflow. This plugin listens to specific events and triggers commands, making it easy to automate repetitive tasks. With Automation, you can customize your experience by setting up custom commands that execute based on certain conditions. Whether you're looking to save time or increase productivity, this plugin is a must-have for anyone seeking to get more out of Obsidian.

The Fast Image Auto Uploader plugin streamlines the process of managing images in Obsidian by automatically uploading them to online storage and replacing local references with online links. It supports multiple upload methods, including clipboard pasting, drag-and-drop, and file menu uploads. Users can choose from various storage services like GitHub, Qiniu Cloud, and Samba, with customizable settings for primary storage and a domain blacklist to prevent uploads from specific sources. This plugin is ideal for those seeking efficient image handling while maintaining organization in their notes.

The Note 2 Tag Generator plugin simplifies the process of tagging notes in Obsidian by automatically generating relevant tags based on the content of a note. With no configuration required, users can quickly run a command to analyze the note's text and add appropriate tags. The plugin supports multiple languages and intelligently removes duplicate or similar tags to maintain clarity. It leverages an external API for keyword extraction and ensures no data is stored, offering a seamless and efficient way to organize and categorize notes.

The Watched-Metadata plugin enhances note management in Obsidian by monitoring changes in metadata fields and triggering specific actions. It offers two primary functionalities: header replacement and command execution. Users can configure header groups to automatically replace specified headers with metadata values or set up command groups to execute predefined commands when metadata changes. These features make it easier to keep notes dynamic and actionable, aligning with real-time updates. The plugin's customizable settings provide a user-friendly interface to manage and automate tasks based on metadata changes.

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The Webhooks plugin allows Obsidian users to integrate their notes with a variety of external apps and services using webhooks. This plugin enables automatic note creation, updates, or appends in Obsidian based on triggers from services like IFTTT or Zapier. Users can automate note-taking processes such as capturing song likes from Spotify, recording reactions from Slack, or saving notes through voice commands from a Google Assistant. The plugin works in conjunction with an online service that generates a unique webhook URL, which can be used to configure triggers in external automation tools. This functionality empowers users to automatically collect and organize data from different platforms directly into their Obsidian notes.

The Snippets plugin allows users to run code snippets directly within Obsidian. It supports multiple languages such as Python, JavaScript, and shell scripts, making it useful for users who want to automate tasks, run simple scripts, or trigger external services from within their notes. The plugin provides a 'Run' button for recognized snippets in preview mode and also allows users to execute code directly from edit mode using a keyboard shortcut or command palette option. The output of the executed code is displayed either in a modal or appended to the note. Users can configure templates and customize the behavior of the output for each supported language. Placeholders like vault path, file name, and file path can be dynamically included in scripts, enabling more advanced automation. This tool is ideal for users who want to integrate coding functionality into their note-taking workflow.

The Vim Input Method Switch plugin enhances the experience of using Vim keybindings in Obsidian by automatically switching the system input method based on the current Vim mode. When switching to 'normal' mode, the plugin changes the input method to English, and when entering 'insert' or 'replace' mode, it switches to a user-defined input method, such as Chinese. This feature streamlines the workflow for users who frequently alternate between different languages while editing notes. The plugin relies on the `fcitx-remote` command for system input method control, with support for macOS, Linux, and Windows systems, making it accessible to a wide range of users.