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 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 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.

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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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.