The Projects plugin enables efficient project management within Obsidian by providing users with a variety of views, such as Table, Board, Calendar, and Gallery. It supports project creation from folders and Dataview queries, making it versatile for different workflows. The plugin also allows the use of customizable note templates for each project, helping users stay organized. Perfect for content managers or anyone working with complex projects, it offers features like tracking project statuses and deadlines. The clean, native Obsidian design ensures a seamless experience, while maintaining professional reliability and avoiding clutter in your notes.

The obsidian floating toc plugin provides a dynamic table of contents that stays visible as you scroll through your notes. It works in both reading and source modes, ensuring seamless navigation. The plugin highlights the current section as you scroll, allowing for easy orientation within long notes. Users can collapse or expand sections with a simple ctrl + click. It also supports Obsidian's multi-window mode, ensuring the table of contents remains functional across multiple open windows. The plugin includes customization options for appearance, which can be modified using the style settings plugin. With smooth synchronization of current and parent headers, this tool enhances note navigation and organization for users managing extensive documents.

The Automatic Table Of Contents plugin allows users to generate and maintain an up-to-date table of contents (TOC) within Obsidian notes. It automatically updates the TOC as the note's headings change, ensuring that it always reflects the current structure of the document. Users can customize the appearance and functionality of the TOC with options for title, style, heading levels, and link inclusion. The plugin supports different styles like nested lists, ordered lists, and inline displays. Commands to insert the TOC manually are also available. It works seamlessly in both reading and editing modes, providing clickable links to headings for easy navigation. While it handles most common scenarios, certain edge cases like incomplete heading hierarchies may affect its output.

The SystemSculpt AI plugin enhances your Obsidian workflow with a suite of AI-powered tools for note-taking, task management, knowledge organization, and content creation. Key modules include the Brain module for advanced AI integration and model management, the Chat module for context-aware conversations, the Recorder module for audio recording and transcription, the Templates module for AI-generated customizable note templates, and the Tasks module for intelligent task generation and management. Each feature is highly customizable, allowing users to tailor their experience with options like dynamic model switching, local conversation storage, transcription processing, and intelligent task breakdowns. This plugin integrates seamlessly with multiple AI services, including OpenAI and Groq, while supporting advanced customization and privacy features.

The Pending Notes plugin for Obsidian helps manage links to notes that are created on the fly but not yet connected to existing notes. This plugin allows you to gather all these incomplete links in one place, making it easier to create the corresponding notes. It offers a quick and efficient way to organize and track unfinished thoughts or references. The plugin can be accessed from the left sidebar or through the command palette, streamlining the process of note creation and organization. By using this tool, you ensure that no idea or reference is lost, even if it hasn't been fully developed yet.

The Note ID plugin helps structure and organize notes in Obsidian using an ID-based system, ideal for Zettelkasten-style note-taking. It arranges notes in alphanumeric order by their assigned `id` property, allowing users to track thought progression and identify clusters of related ideas. The plugin simplifies creating new notes by automatically generating sequential or branching IDs while keeping filenames clean. A dedicated table of contents view highlights key notes marked with a `toc` property, providing a structured navigation experience. Users can customize the ID hierarchy, manage folders for inclusion or exclusion, and configure note indentation.

The oblogger plugin enhances Obsidian by introducing a side-panel interface focused on tag exploration and streamlined logging. It features a tag explorer that allows users to organize notes by custom or predefined tag groups, including recent documents, daily notes, and untagged notes. Users can customize icons for notes, organize non-Markdown files, and utilize bookmarks for better navigation. The plugin also provides a logging modal that simplifies frontmatter generation with customizable paths, suggested fields, and previous data references. It supports tag nesting and integration with both frontmatter and body content, offering flexibility in note management and tracking.

The Carry-Forward plugin enhances Obsidian's note-taking capabilities by allowing users to copy text from one note to another, with links automatically added back to the original source. This feature is particularly useful for organizing tasks in methods like Bullet Journaling, where tasks need to be moved forward from past notes. The plugin supports four main commands for linking lines, copying selected text, and embedding links, along with customizable settings to control the placement of links using regular expressions. With the ability to link specific lines and embed links back into the note, the plugin makes task management and note organization more efficient.

The Influx plugin enhances Obsidian's backlinks functionality by providing formatted excerpts from notes containing linked mentions. It organizes and displays these excerpts based on their hierarchical position, such as bullet-level indentation, making it easier to navigate and aggregate relevant information. Designed for users who take notes hierarchically or follow bullet journaling methods, it enables the creation of topical notes as aggregates of clippings from daily notes. The plugin encourages using links as the primary organizing method for completeness and consistency, offering a streamlined way to manage and visualize interconnected information.

The Inbox Organiser plugin streamlines the organization of new notes in your Obsidian vault by automatically collecting unorganized files into a designated inbox folder. It provides a user-friendly interface for moving files from the inbox to other folders within the vault, ensuring that your workspace remains tidy. Additionally, the plugin offers configurable periodic reminders to prompt users to clear their inbox, enhancing note management efficiency. With its automation and easy-to-use interface, this tool is ideal for maintaining an organized vault structure.

The Multiple Notes Outline plugin provides two views to help manage and track outlines across multiple files: File View and Folder View. The File View displays the outline of the active file along with its linked and backlink files, while the Folder View shows the outlines of files within the folder of the active note. Users can pin, favorite, or navigate between these views easily. Additionally, the plugin supports performance optimizations with the Dataview plugin and offers custom settings for managing how outlines are displayed. The plugin also allows for drag-and-drop linking and customization of elements such as file names and backgrounds for a smoother workflow.

The Automatic Linker plugin simplifies link management in Obsidian by automatically converting plain text file references into wiki links based on existing files in your vault. It ensures seamless linking by scanning note contents and formatting them upon saving. The plugin also enhances usability with features like GitHub and Jira URL formatting, namespace resolution for better link accuracy, and alias consideration for more flexible referencing. Users can configure base directories to structure links efficiently and apply automatic namespace restrictions to prevent unwanted conversions.

The Cards View plugin enhances the Obsidian experience by presenting notes in a visually appealing card layout. Users can organize notes with sorting options based on creation or modification dates and can pin important notes to the top for quick access. The plugin supports advanced filtering using Obsidian's search syntax (with some limitations) and allows easy tag-based filtering. Additional settings let users exclude specific notes from the view, offering a customized and streamlined note management system. This feature-rich plugin provides a dynamic and efficient way to browse and manage notes visually.

The Link Range plugin enhances Obsidian's linking capabilities by enabling users to create wiki-link header range queries. This allows for linking to specific sections within a note by defining a range of headers, improving navigation and organization. The plugin supports hover previews, embedded content, and customization options for separator styles and patterns. Users can seamlessly integrate this feature with existing backlink functionality, making it a powerful tool for managing detailed or structured notes efficiently.

The Keyword Highlighter plugin enhances the note-taking experience in Obsidian by allowing users to highlight specific keywords for better organization and readability. Ideal for researchers, students, and professionals, the plugin makes it easy to locate important information within large volumes of text. Users can highlight keywords by typing them followed by a colon (e.g., `TODO:`), with predefined options like TODO, ADD, and FIXME. Additionally, custom keywords can be added with customizable font and background colors, edited for flexibility, or removed as needed. This feature ensures clarity and focus in your notes, improving productivity and information retrieval.

The Line Arrange plugin for Obsidian provides users with versatile tools to manipulate selected lines in their notes. Users can sort lines by visual width or lexical order, shuffle them randomly, or reverse their order entirely. These features are particularly useful for organizing or analyzing content in structured or creative ways. Commands for each action are easily accessible via the command palette, enhancing workflow efficiency. The plugin supports a straightforward interface and integrates seamlessly into Obsidian, making line management effortless.

The Tag Summary plugin for Obsidian allows users to create dynamic summaries by extracting and grouping blocks of text or list items based on specific tags. It scans notes for tagged paragraphs, blocks, or list items and compiles summaries according to user-defined criteria, such as tags to include, exclude, or combine. The plugin provides customization options, including displaying text in callouts, removing tags from the summary, or linking back to the original note. It also supports granular list processing by including only tagged items or their children.

The Subdivider plugin streamlines note organization in Obsidian by converting long notes into structured, nested folders or separate files. It automatically divides content based on headers, creating individual files for each subheading to improve navigation and management of complex notes. Users can subdivide an entire file into a folder or specific sections into new files, with the plugin handling special characters in filenames to avoid issues. Recursive subdivision is supported, enabling hierarchical file structures for better organization. This tool is ideal for those who prefer working with concise, segmented notes.

The Header Adjuster plugin streamlines the process of modifying header levels in Markdown documents within Obsidian. It allows users to easily increase or decrease header levels globally or within specific line ranges. With features like modal inputs for customization, default settings for quick adjustments, and a ribbon icon for convenient access, the plugin enhances document formatting efficiency. Users can specify adjustment levels, starting and ending lines, or apply predefined settings for common tasks. Commands for header adjustments are accessible from the command palette, making the plugin user-friendly and versatile.

The Atomizer plugin enables users to transform large, complex notes into smaller, atomic notes within Obsidian. By leveraging OpenAI's API, the plugin breaks down selected notes into concise and focused fragments that highlight key insights. Each new note is automatically enhanced with frontmatter, including the date and customizable tags, for better organization and context. Users can configure their preferred OpenAI model, such as `gpt-4o-mini`, and initiate the atomization process via a command palette or sidebar icon. Ideal for users who aim to streamline their knowledge management by structuring and distilling information into manageable pieces.

The Page Heading From Links plugin automates the creation of Markdown headings for blank notes in Obsidian based on their filenames. When a new file is opened, either created from a wiki link or as a pre-existing blank file, the plugin generates a heading by transforming the filename. It removes the file extension, replaces underscores with spaces, and capitalizes the first word, ensuring a clean and consistent structure for notes. This feature is particularly useful for Zettelkasten workflows or users who follow conventions where note headings match filenames.

The Workbench plugin enhances productivity in Obsidian by providing a dedicated space to collect and organize thoughts and references from any active note. Users can quickly add links, headers, blocks, or lines to a customizable "Workbench" note using hotkeys or click-based actions. The plugin also allows for easy insertion and clearing of content from the workbench. With configurable settings for the workbench note's name and line prefixes, it streamlines the process of managing ideas and references during note-taking and brainstorming.

The Link indexer plugin for Obsidian automates the creation of index notes that list and count links between notes in your vault based on customizable conditions. Users can configure multiple presets to generate different types of reports, such as used links, nonexistent files, or specific exclusions. The plugin supports options to include embeds, strict line breaks, and filtering links by file names or paths. This tool helps users better understand and manage the connections within their vault, making it ideal for organizing and navigating large collections of notes.

The Mxmind Mindmap plugin integrates Mxmind, a mind mapping tool, with Obsidian, allowing users to easily convert their markdown files into interactive mind maps. By right-clicking on a markdown file, users can generate a mind map and visually organize their notes. The plugin includes a mind map editor within Obsidian's sidebar, offering a seamless experience for brainstorming and planning. Note that some features, like saving and syncing mind maps, require an account with Mxmind.com. The plugin provides an intuitive interface for managing and editing mind maps directly within Obsidian.

The Dataview Autocompletion plugin enhances the Dataview experience in Obsidian by providing real-time autocomplete suggestions for metadata fields. This feature helps users quickly reference existing fields, reducing typing errors and improving consistency across notes. Users can customize ignored fields and files to refine the suggestion list, making the workflow more efficient. By streamlining metadata input, the plugin supports better organization and data retrieval within Obsidian.

The Multiple Daily Notes plugin allows users to create and manage more than one daily note template within Obsidian. This is especially useful for those who operate across different workflows, projects, or contexts that each benefit from a dedicated daily log. With configurable options, the plugin supports multiple sets of daily notes that can be directed to separate folders, each with its own naming conventions and structure. This provides added flexibility for users who want to keep personal, work, or topic-specific notes organized without cluttering a single daily note.

The Typing plugin enables advanced note organization and customization within Obsidian by allowing users to define specific types of notes. Notes are grouped into types based on their associated folder, enabling custom configurations such as autogenerated headers and footers, interactive links, naming prefixes, and field schemas. These features are particularly useful for creating databases, organizing study materials, tracking habits, managing work projects, and building personalized knowledge systems. By automating repetitive tasks and providing structure, Typing simplifies workflows and enhances efficiency for various use cases.

The Rapid Notes plugin enhances note creation in Obsidian by allowing users to quickly generate notes in designated folders using custom prefixes. Users can configure folder-prefix pairs to streamline the note creation process, with the option to include custom separators and escape symbols. The plugin supports flexible note management, such as choosing whether to open the note in the same or a new tab, window, or pane. Additionally, it provides features like prefix-based file name creation, automatic folder suggestions, and the ability to handle folder renaming. With further customization options and hotkey support, the plugin aims to optimize the workflow for efficient note-taking and file organization.

The Daily Note Collector plugin streamlines daily note management in Obsidian by automatically adding links to your daily note for all newly created files. This ensures a centralized view of your activity, making it easier to track and organize content generated on a given day. The plugin enhances workflow efficiency by eliminating the need for manual linking, allowing users to focus on note-taking and content creation without worrying about file integration into daily records.

The Auto Archive plugin automates the process of organizing your Obsidian notes by moving older notes to designated archive locations. Users can configure the plugin to define specific criteria for archiving, such as the age of notes and their destination folders. This tool is ideal for maintaining a clutter-free workspace while ensuring important notes are preserved systematically.

The Title Serial Number plugin allows users to automatically add serial numbers to markdown headers in Obsidian. Users can configure which header levels (like H2, H3, etc.) should have serial numbers applied, ensuring that only selected headers are numbered. The plugin provides two main commands: 'Set Serial Number For Title' and 'Clear Serial Number For Title', offering flexibility in managing numbering across notes. The numbering follows a logical, nested format, creating a clear hierarchy for headers. This tool is useful for structuring large documents, reports, and notes where an organized, numbered format is required.

The WonderBox plugin allows users to create visually styled text boxes within Obsidian notes, enhancing note organization and presentation. By using simple Markdown-like syntax, users can create various box types, including note, tip, info, warning, and danger. The plugin supports additional box styles like success, error, critical, debug, update, question, announcement, progress, and highlight. Each box type is visually distinct, making it easier to categorize and emphasize different types of content. Once the plugin is activated, any content inside the specified syntax will be automatically formatted into a styled box. This feature is especially useful for structuring notes, adding emphasis, or creating callouts, tips, or warnings. WonderBox transforms basic text blocks into professional-looking, easily scannable content sections, improving the clarity and design of notes in Obsidian.

The AidenLx's Folder Note - folderv Component plugin is a part of the AidenLx's Folder Note ecosystem, designed to enhance the note-taking experience within Obsidian. This component offers advanced features for folder note organization, helping users manage their folders more effectively. It streamlines workflows and adds functionality for folder-specific notes, which can help improve overall note organization and access. The plugin integrates smoothly with Obsidian, providing a more organized and efficient workspace for users focused on folder-based note management.

The Footlinks plugin streamlines the management of footnotes in Obsidian by converting inline links into a neatly organized list at the bottom of your note. Users can activate the plugin through the left-side menu or via a command. Settings allow customization, including adding a separator between the main body and footlinks or toggling the visibility of the menu icon. This plugin is particularly useful for maintaining clean and readable notes, especially when dealing with numerous hyperlinks.

The Link Maintainer plugin helps users manage and maintain block references and internal links within Obsidian, especially when splitting or reorganizing notes. It automatically updates references in markdown notes and canvas files, ensuring that links to block IDs remain accurate even after content is moved to a new note. This eliminates the need for manual updates to block references, saving users significant time and effort. The plugin provides a preview of all changes before they are applied, allowing users to review and confirm updates, ensuring a secure and controlled process. It is particularly useful for those working with large notes or managing a complex knowledge base, making it easy to keep cross-note references intact while restructuring content.

The Header navigation plugin enhances navigation within Obsidian notes by allowing users to move quickly between headers and toggle their visibility. Users can fold and unfold headers to streamline the view of large documents, making it easier to focus on specific sections. The plugin offers command palette actions for navigation and folding, which can be assigned to hotkeys for faster access. This tool is inspired by the header navigation features found in Emacs org-mode, providing a familiar experience for those accustomed to structured document navigation. It supports efficient movement through long-form content, helping users stay organized and maintain a clear overview of document structure.

The Header Counter plugin provides a simple way to analyze the structure of your Obsidian notes by counting headers and generating header summaries. Users can easily determine the number of headers in their notes through a command palette action, and configure the plugin to count specific header levels up to a default of four. Notifications display the header count, and users can generate and paste a detailed header summary for better organization and overview. This plugin is useful for structuring notes and gaining insights into their hierarchical format.

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 Smart Link Alias plugin enhances how links to Obsidian notes are displayed. By allowing users to set custom aliases for note titles, it provides flexibility in how links appear across notes. Users can define different versions of a note's title, such as abbreviations or full titles, and switch between them easily. This is done by adding YAML frontmatter with properties like 'full-title' and 'short-title' and using specific link display formats like 'short', 'full', or 'long'. This plugin is ideal for users who prefer a more organized and customized link system within their Obsidian vault.