The Auto Filename plugin simplifies file naming in Obsidian by automatically renaming files based on their first line or header content. It is particularly useful for users who frequently create new notes or files. The plugin allows customization of settings, such as selecting target folders, defining the number of characters to use for filenames, and enabling YAML support. It also offers features like hiding inline titles for specific folders and renaming all files in a folder with a single click. With adjustable performance settings, users can tailor the plugin's behavior to their workflow, making file management more efficient.

The URL Namer plugin for Obsidian enhances link organization by automatically naming raw URLs based on their HTML titles. By selecting text containing URLs and executing the provided command, users can replace raw links with their descriptive titles, improving note readability and context. The plugin is ideal for managing multiple links efficiently and supports customization through regex for URL matching. While the current implementation uses the HTML `<title>` tag for naming, future updates aim to include user-defined regex patterns for more advanced title extraction from dynamic web pages.

The Codename plugin is a game-changer for anyone struggling with naming conventions. With this Obsidian plugin, you'll never have to stare at a blank page wondering what to call your project again. It generates random codenames on the fly, making it perfect for brainstorming sessions or keeping sensitive projects under wraps. Whether you're working on a top-secret project or just need a creative spark, Codename provides a simple and efficient way to get started. Just activate the plugin, navigate to the Command Palette, and select "Insert Codename" - your new name will be generated in an instant, saving you time and mental energy.