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 Lumberjack plugin streamlines logging thoughts and notes in Obsidian by providing quick commands and URL schemes. The 'Log' command appends a new line with a customizable prefix to your daily note, placing the cursor in edit mode for immediate input. The plugin also supports URL schemes like `obsidian://log` to jump directly into editing the daily note or `obsidian://timber` to create and edit a new draft in an inbox folder. These features are optimized for use across devices, including integration with iOS Shortcuts, enabling quick and efficient note-taking workflows.

The Pinboard Sync plugin allows users to automatically synchronize saved links from Pinboard into Obsidian's daily notes. It periodically fetches new links from a Pinboard account and inserts them into the corresponding daily note, complete with tags and a customizable section heading. This provides an integrated way to review, organize, and annotate saved web content within the Obsidian environment. Users can configure the sync frequency, control the number of posts retrieved, and customize the way tags are displayed. This plugin enables efficient tracking and management of saved links alongside daily notes, making it useful for those who rely on Pinboard for bookmarking and Obsidian for knowledge management.