The Markwhen plugin for Obsidian.md is a game-changer for timeline enthusiasts. This plugin integrates Markwhen, a powerful timeline creation tool, directly into your Obsidian vault. With Markwhen syntax, you can create complex timelines with ease, making it perfect for researchers, historians, and anyone who needs to visualize large amounts of information.

The CSV Editor plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with CSV files frequently. This plugin allows you to view and edit your CSV files in a spreadsheet-like table format, making it easier to organize and analyze your data. With features like auto-saving, per-file settings for headers, and markdown editing and preview, you'll be able to work with your CSV files more efficiently than ever before. The plugin also includes advanced filtering and sorting capabilities, as well as the ability to freeze columns and insert new rows and columns. Whether you're a researcher, data analyst, or simply someone who needs to work with CSV files regularly, this plugin is definitely worth checking out.

The Edit Gemini plugin is a powerful tool that allows Obsidian users to create and edit .gmi files, which can be used with the Gemini web protocol. With this plugin, you can easily create new .gmi files or open existing ones for editing, all within the familiar markdown format of Obsidian. This means you can focus on writing without worrying about the technicalities of working with a new file type. The plugin is compatible with Obsidian 0.11.0 and later versions, making it a great addition to your Obsidian workflow if you're interested in exploring the Gemini protocol.