The Wielder plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to harness the power of Clojure directly within their documents. With Wielder, you can write code blocks marked as `clojure` and have them automatically run in view mode, allowing you to build complex pipelines and data visualizations without leaving Obsidian. The plugin also enables rendering React components with Reagent, making it possible to create interactive applications straight from your markdown files. Additionally, Wielder provides direct access to the Obsidian API, giving you unparalleled flexibility and control over your notes.

The Babashka plugin enables Obsidian users to run Clojure and ClojureScript code blocks directly within their vaults. It integrates with Babashka and Node Babashka to provide scripting capabilities, allowing users to execute code, evaluate results, and print outputs inline or externally. The plugin supports starting and connecting to nREPL servers for interactive sessions, as well as managing dependencies through configurable project files like `bb.edn`. Vault-specific bindings for metadata and file context are also auto-generated, enhancing the scripting experience. This plugin is ideal for users looking to extend Obsidian's functionality with advanced scripting and automation.

The Clojure Plugin Host plugin enables users to write simple plugins directly in Clojure within Obsidian. By leveraging the SCI (Small Clojure Interpreter) framework, this plugin allows users to define and execute custom functionality via Clojure scripts embedded in notes. Tagged notes containing Clojure code can define functions, such as those for UI elements or event handling, which are automatically initialized and executed. This plugin enhances flexibility for users familiar with Clojure who want to extend Obsidian's capabilities programmatically.