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Merge multiple markdown files into one in Obsidian

.md Merge

The **.md Merge** plugin simplifies the process of consolidating multiple markdown files into one neatly combined document. It scans a chosen folder and, if needed, dives into subfolders to collect every .md file, then merges them into a single output file. Users can fine tune the process by excluding specific files with glob patterns, skipping hidden notes, or even customizing the output filename with date-based templates. The plugin quietly handles folder creation if the destination doesn't exist and offers quick access through a sidebar button, command palette, or hotkeys.

Obsidian plugin to open .url file in the internal webview of Obsidian

.url WebView Opener

The **.url WebView Opener** plugin lets you open, view, and even edit `.url` files natively inside your workspace using a built in webview. Instead of always sending you to an external browser, it displays web documents or webapps right within your notes, while still allowing quick access to open links in your browser when needed. You get full screen mode for distraction-free browsing and can quickly toggle interface elements. The plugin recognises both plain and Windows-format `.url` files, so linking to web resources is flexible and direct.

Obsidian plugin to render 13th Age-style stat blocks

13th Age statblocks

The **13th Age statblocks** plugin enhances Obsidian for fans of the 13th Age RPG by allowing you to render visually appealing stat blocks directly in your notes. With built-in SRD content, it simplifies the process of creating and customizing monsters for your campaigns, making it easier to manage game prep and storytelling. Whether you're designing encounters or documenting adventures, this plugin provides a clean and intuitive way to organize and present vital game data, keeping your RPG resources accessible and beautifully formatted within your Obsidian vault.

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2Hop Links

The **2Hop Links** plugin introduces a unique way to explore connections in your Obsidian vault by displaying links two steps away from the current note. Positioned conveniently below the markdown editor, these second-order links allow users to uncover hidden relationships between notes, fostering a more dynamic and insightful navigation experience. With support for both editing and preview modes, the plugin ensures a seamless workflow while exploring your digital garden. It also offers customizable commands to toggle the feature on or off as needed, giving users flexibility and control over their note-linking journey.

Related links up to 2 hops away are displayed in a card format.

2Hop Links Plus

The **2Hop Links Plus** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to easily explore the connections between their notes. This plugin displays related links up to 2 hops away in a card format, making it easy to browse and navigate your knowledge graph. Each card provides a preview of the corresponding note, giving you a quick glance at the content without having to switch between notes. The plugin also features an adjustable box width, improved preview content, support for external link images, and more. With 2Hop Links Plus, you'll be able to quickly identify related concepts, spot patterns, and build connections between your ideas.

3D Graph

The **3D Graph** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to visualize their notes in a more immersive and interactive way. With this plugin, you can create stunning 3D graphs that help you connect the dots between your ideas and concepts. The plugin uses advanced algorithms to generate visually appealing and easy-to-understand 3D models of your notes, allowing you to see relationships and patterns that might be difficult to spot in traditional text-based formats. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply someone who likes to organize their thoughts, the **3D Graph** plugin is an excellent addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

3D Graph New

The **3D Graph New** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users, allowing them to visualize their notes in three dimensions. With features like zooming, rotating, and panning, users can navigate complex networks of interconnected ideas with ease. The plugin also offers advanced filtering options, node grouping and coloring, and customizable display settings. Additionally, it includes features like label fade, focus on nodes, search and focus, multiple selection, and DAG mode to help users better understand their notes. With its wide range of customization options, the **3D Graph New** plugin is an excellent tool for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of their knowledge graph.

Adds ability to link with symbols (e.g. @) in Obsidian. Can limit symbol linking to specific folders e.g. People/

@ Symbol Linking

The **@ Symbol Linking** plugin streamlines note-taking experience. With this plugin, you can use the `@` symbol to link to specific notes or files, making it easier to reference and connect related information. The plugin also allows you to limit `@` linking to specific folders, such as your "People/" directory, which is particularly useful for creating a personalized knowledge base. Additionally, the plugin supports aliases, allowing you to set nicknames for files in their metadata. Overall, this plugin is designed to make it faster and more efficient to navigate and connect your notes.

David Barnett

Makes Obsidian can mark abbreviations and acronyms (terminology) automatically.

Abbreviations and Acronyms

The **Abbreviations and Acronyms** plugin for Obsidian is a useful tool that helps you to automatically mark and render abbreviations and acronyms in your notes. With this plugin, you can define custom abbreviations and their corresponding tooltips, which will be displayed whenever the abbreviation appears in your note content. The plugin supports two formats for defining abbreviations: arrays of strings or key-value pairs. Additionally, it allows you to customize the metadata keyword and global abbreviations. This plugin is particularly useful for users who frequently work with technical terms and want to easily identify and expand abbreviations as they read through their notes.

An obsidian plugin which allows you to resolve abbreviations as you write

Abbreviations expander

The **Abbreviations expander** plugin is a fantastic tool for Obsidian users who frequently type out long words or phrases. With this plugin, you can define custom abbreviations that will automatically expand into longer words or sentences as you type them. This feature is especially useful for those who struggle with spelling or want to save time by avoiding typing out lengthy phrases. The plugin also allows you to set case insensitivity, making it easy to use abbreviations even when typing in all caps. Overall, this plugin streamlines your writing process and saves you from the frustration of typos and misspellings.

Abbrlink

The **Abbrlink** plugin for Obsidian allows users to generate permanent links for their Markdown files. This feature-rich plugin offers both automatic and manual generation modes, along with customizable hash lengths (4-32 digits) and collision detection and prevention. With the option to skip files that already contain abbrlinks, users can efficiently batch process their notes without duplicates. The plugin also includes an advanced mode that allows for random hash generation, ensuring unique links. Overall, Abbrlink provides a convenient way to create organized links within Obsidian, making it easier to navigate and reference your notes.

Plugin which renders music notations from code blocks

ABC Music Notation

The **ABC Music Notation** plugin lets you render ABC music notation directly from code blocks using the `music-abc` language tag. Powered by the abcjs library, it supports full-feature music rendering, including multiple voices, chords, clefs, and custom tablatures. You can also pass rendering options via an inline JSON configuration at the top of the code block, allowing for fine-tuned control over how the music is displayed. If the configuration has errors, the plugin provides clear visual feedback so you can easily fix issues. It's ideal for musicians, educators, or composers looking to embed musical scores directly into their notes without needing external tools.

Customize the empty file (New tab) itself a little bit by adding "Commands" or "Open files". And edit these: Grouping, Set icon, Ask before execution, Register as a new command.

About Blank

The **About Blank** plugin enhances the default empty file view by letting you add customizable actions such as executing commands, opening specific files, or triggering grouped actions. These actions can be configured with icons, confirmation prompts, and even registered as standalone commands. Grouped actions offer a cleaner UI by bundling multiple tasks into a single interactive menu. Even if the empty view isn't used, the plugin remains useful by enabling quick command execution and streamlined workflows through a central 'Quick Actions' command. This tool is helpful for users who frequently work with multiple commands or files and prefer quick access to common actions right from a new tab.

Plugin for posting links to various SNS accounts on Obsidian

Account Linker

The **Account Linker** plugin allows users to systematically manage and link external accounts within their Obsidian vault. It generates link buttons for each configured service based on frontmatter descriptions, making it easy to access accounts directly from Obsidian. The plugin offers customization options, such as setting the name, base color, and URI substitution rules for each service. It also supports advanced configurations like using URI schemes for specific services (e.g., mailto: or obsidian://). This plugin helps keep track of external accounts in an organized manner, enhancing your note-taking experience.

Obsidian Plugin that automatically generate accounting tables from Markdown code blocks tagged with "accounting" alias.

Account Viewer

The **Account Viewer** plugin enables Obsidian users to create visually intuitive accounting tables from simple Markdown code blocks tagged with the `accounting` alias. It supports various record types, including transactions, journal entries, and T-accounts, providing a clean, formatted preview directly within your notes. This tool is ideal for users managing financial data or accounting tasks, offering flexibility in recording and presenting data. By combining records in a single block, users can maintain a consolidated view of financial entries and summaries, all seamlessly integrated within Obsidian.

A lightweight Obsidian plugin for recording simple accounting journal entries during class, based on the Spanish libro diario and libro mayor (general ledger). Follows the double-entry bookkeeping system. Designed for educational use — not intended as a full-featured accounting solution.

Accounting Journal and Ledger

The **Accounting Journal and Ledger** plugin provides a lightweight way to practice and document double-entry bookkeeping inside your notes. It supports three custom block formats: a modern journal style, a traditional Spanish-style journal, and a T-account ledger layout. Entries are written in Markdown blocks with simple tags, then converted into clear HTML previews for better readability and presentations. You can register transactions with dates, concepts, debits, and credits, split them into phases, and view balances in a ledger format. The plugin also accepts a custom chart of accounts via CSV, so account names can be displayed consistently in both journal and ledger exports.

Ace Code Editor

The **ACE Code Editor** plugin replaces the default editing experience with an advanced code editor powered by the Ace editor. It brings syntax highlighting, code folding, and live previews directly into your workflow, making it much easier to write and manage code blocks within notes. It also lets you manage and edit CSS snippets from a dedicated panel and supports quick previews of full code files. Whether you're jotting down small scripts or maintaining full snippet libraries, this plugin adds practical flexibility for anyone dealing with code inside their notes.

Add achievements to Obsidian to help guide the user to build good habits in Obsidian.

Achievements

The **Achievements** plugin gamifies your note-taking experience in Obsidian by rewarding you with achievements for various actions. Users can unlock milestones such as creating notes, adding tags, making internal links, and organizing content with headings. The plugin offers progressive goals, ranging from basic achievements like creating your first note to advanced ones like establishing thousands of links or creating nested headings. It also includes achievements for using core Obsidian features such as the command palette and quick switcher.

A plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md) that adds additional `x-callback-url` endpoints to the app for common actions — it's a clean, super-charged addition to Obsidian URI.

Actions URI

The **Actions URI** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who rely heavily on custom actions and automation. This plugin allows you to easily create custom URI schemes that can be triggered by specific actions, making it easy to automate complex workflows and integrate your notes with other tools and services. With this plugin, you'll be able to streamline your note-taking process, reduce friction, and unlock new possibilities for collaboration and productivity. Whether you're a power user or just looking to optimize your workflow, the Actions URI plugin is definitely worth checking out.

Activity Heatmap

The **Activity Heatmap Plugin** for Obsidian provides a visually engaging way to track your note-taking habits over time. Inspired by GitHub's activity heatmap, this plugin displays a calendar-style heatmap that shows your writing and vault changes. It logs file changes by tracking metrics like file size and word count, updating the heatmap automatically in the background. Users can easily access the heatmap via a ribbon icon or the command palette, and can configure the view to show different metrics or time periods, such as the past year. This plugin is ideal for those who want to visualize their productivity patterns and stay motivated by seeing their progress in a colorful, easy-to-read format.

Activity Logger

The **Activity Logger** plugin helps track your activities within Obsidian, including creating, modifying, and deleting notes. It ensures idempotency by avoiding duplicate logs during repeated executions and allows customization through templates. Users can define start and end markers for log insertion, ensuring logs are neatly placed between specific sections of notes. The plugin supports placeholders for activities like `$createdFiles`, `$deletedFiles`, and `$modifiedFiles`, which can be formatted into lists or links. By integrating with Obsidian templates, users can organize their logs seamlessly without disruptive marks, making it an efficient tool for maintaining activity records.

Embeddable Pikchr(https://pikchr.org) diagrams renderer plugin for Obsidian(https://obsidian.md)

Adamantine Pick

The **Adamantine Pick** plugin allows users to embed and render Pikchr diagrams directly within Obsidian notes. It simplifies the process of generating SVG diagrams from Pikchr code blocks, providing an offline, client-side solution without requiring external installations. The plugin supports advanced customization through CSS styling, enabling tailored visual enhancements for diagrams. It offers features such as importing pre-designed diagram notes, exporting designs, and interacting with other Obsidian plugins for seamless integration. The tool is ideal for users looking to incorporate lightweight, vector-based illustrations into their notes for technical or creative purposes.

Obsidian plugin to set different accent colors for Reading view, Live Preview and Source view.

Adapt to Current View

The **Adapt to Current View** plugin helps visually distinguish between Reading, Live Preview, and Source views by assigning each one a unique accent colour. This subtle yet effective visual cue prevents confusion, like trying to edit while still in Reading mode or wondering why interactive elements behave unexpectedly. It works especially well with themes that prominently highlight accent colours, such as Minimal, Border, and Iridium. The plugin is purely cosmetic but improves your navigation and focus while switching between modes.

Add an ID to the front matter

The **Add an ID to the front matter** plugin is a simple yet powerful tool that allows you to easily add unique IDs to your Obsidian notes' front matter. This feature is particularly useful for organizing and linking related notes, making it easier to navigate your knowledge graph. With this plugin, you can quickly generate IDs for each note, allowing you to reference them in other notes or use them as anchors for cross-referencing. Whether you're building a complex knowledge base or just want to keep your notes more organized, this plugin is a great addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

This plugin adds a command which allows to add a link to the current note at the bottom of selected notes

Add links to current note

The **Add links to current note** plugin enhances note connectivity in Obsidian by enabling users to automatically append links to the currently open note at the bottom of selected notes containing wiki links. It simplifies the process of cross-referencing notes, making it easier to maintain a well-linked knowledge base. Users can execute this feature through the command palette or set a hotkey for quicker access. Additionally, the plugin offers an option to add links from the quick switcher, streamlining navigation and organization within the vault.

Additional Icons

The **Additional Icons** plugin enhances the visual customization of Obsidian by introducing a variety of additional icons from popular libraries like RPG Awesome, GovIcons, and Weather Icons. These icons can be used wherever Obsidian supports icon customization, allowing users to add unique visual elements to files, metadata fields, and other interface components. The plugin supports toggling individual icon sets to suit user preferences, making it a versatile tool for those seeking to personalize their workspace with more diverse iconography.

The Dynamic Highlights Plugin, but with hotkeys, more options and sorting; works well with Highlightr.

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The **Another Dynamic Highlights** plugin offers a powerful and highly customizable way to highlight text dynamically using user-defined search terms, regular expressions, and styles. You can group highlighters with tags, assign colors and decorations, and control whether matches or their parent lines are highlighted. Highlights persist across sessions and can be toggled globally or per tag. The plugin also supports selection-based highlighting, where words under the cursor or selected text are highlighted on the fly with a delay option and an ignore list for common words.

Create a numerical adjacency matrix of your Vault in two ways: Absolute and Normalized

Adjacency Matrix Exporter

The **Adjacency Matrix Exporter** plugin generates numerical adjacency matrices to represent the Obsidian graph structure and exports them in CSV format. Users can choose between two modes: Absolute, where the edge weights reflect the number of links between notes, and Normalized, which scales edge weights by the word count of the source note. This plugin offers customization options for CSV separators and destination folders, enabling compatibility with various data processing tools. Ideal for users who want to analyze the relationships between notes in their vault using external software.

Creative an interactive adjacency matrix of your Obsidian vault

Adjacency Matrix Maker

The **Adjacency Matrix Maker** plugin transforms your Obsidian graph into an adjacency matrix, offering a new perspective on the relationships between your notes. Each note is represented as a row and column in a grid, with colored cells indicating links between notes. The plugin provides features like pan, zoom, and tooltips to explore connections interactively. Folder-based color coding helps visualize organizational hierarchies, and users can save the matrix image for further analysis. Customizable settings, such as image scale and colors, make it easy to tailor the visualization to your needs, offering a powerful way to analyze your vault's structure.

Adds admonition block-styled content to Obsidian.md 

Admonition

The **Admonition** plugin enhances note-taking in Obsidian by allowing users to create visually distinct callouts such as tips, warnings, and notes. It provides built-in styles and icons for common admonition types, and users can further customize them with Markdown attributes or CSS styling. The plugin supports advanced features like nested blockquotes and code blocks, making it useful for organizing content. Admonitions can be exported and imported using JSON files, offering flexibility in managing styles across different vaults. It integrates well with other plugins like Obsidian Templates and Templater, enabling dynamic content creation within notes.

⚡ Supercharge your canvas experience! Graph view integration and unlimited styling options empower flowcharts, dynamic presentations, and interconnected knowledge. 

Advanced Canvas

The **Advanced Canvas** plugin enhances the canvas experience in Obsidian by introducing a suite of features for creating and managing visual layouts like presentations, flowcharts, and interactive diagrams. Users can customize node and edge styles, including shapes, colors, borders, and arrows. Additional functionalities include collapsible groups, portals for embedding canvases, auto-resizing nodes, focus mode, and a presentation mode for slide-based navigation. The plugin supports advanced commands for quick customization and interactions, allowing for seamless organization and visualization of complex ideas.

An obsidian plugin that give additional features to code blocks.

Advanced Codeblock

The **Advanced Codeblock** plugin enhances the functionality of code blocks in Obsidian notes by introducing options to display line numbers and highlight specific lines. Users can customize the appearance of individual code blocks by specifying parameters, allowing for greater clarity and visual differentiation within their notes. This plugin is particularly useful for those working with technical or code-heavy notes, as it makes code easier to read and understand.

An Obsidian plugin to copy Markdown and transform it into HTML, Anki, or any custom format. Create custom profiles with versatile templates tailored to your workflow.

Advanced Copy

The **Advanced Copy** plugin enhances the copying capabilities within Obsidian by allowing users to transform copied text using customizable templates. It supports various Markdown elements and variables such as headings, file names, and dates, which can be organized into profiles for different use cases. Users can create profiles to copy content in different formats, such as HTML for web use or with references for academic purposes.

Advanced Cursors

The **Advanced Cursors** plugin enhances Obsidian's text editing capabilities with advanced cursor manipulation features. It allows users to move, copy, and select text instances using multi-cursor commands similar to popular code editors like VS Code. Users can move to or select the next or previous occurrence of a selected word, copy lines up or down, and insert incrementing values at each cursor position. The plugin also includes a powerful regex-based search feature to place cursors at specific locations within the text. Additionally, users can save custom search queries for easy reuse. These features streamline text navigation, editing, and formatting, making it ideal for those who frequently work with large notes, technical writing, or code-like documents in Obsidian.

Obsidian plugin that enhances debugging experience.

Advanced Debug Mode

The **Advanced Debug Mode** plugin extends Obsidian's native debugging capabilities by enabling easier toggling of debug mode and preserving detailed, long stack traces, even for asynchronous operations. It enhances error visibility, helping users trace complex execution flows across timers, promises, and events. The plugin also introduces DevTools access for mobile users, enables easier management of debug namespaces, and provides the ability to disable timeouts during long debugging sessions.

Advanced Merger

The **Advanced Merger** plugin allows Obsidian users to merge multiple notes from a folder into a single file for simplified export and organization. By providing a right-click option to merge folders, the plugin streamlines the process of consolidating notes, making it particularly useful for compiling related documents or preparing notes for external sharing. This intuitive functionality helps maintain a clean workflow and reduces the effort required for manual merging.

Advanced New File

The **Advanced New File** plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for note-taking enthusiasts. With this plugin, you can choose the folder where a new note file is created, giving you more control over your organization and structure. The plugin also preserves the default "Untitled.md" filename behavior, ensuring consistency with Obsidian's native functionality. By setting a shortcut key, you can quickly spawn the command and select a directory for your new note. This feature is especially useful when working on large projects or collaborative documents. Overall, the **Advanced New File** plugin streamlines your workflow and provides a more efficient way to manage your notes in Obsidian.

Obsidian plugin that enhances Note composer core plugin.

Advanced Note Composer

The **Advanced Note Composer** plugin extends the functionality of Obsidian's core Note Composer plugin by addressing common limitations during note merging and content extraction. It intelligently updates relative links when content is moved between files, preventing broken links that usually require manual fixing. Additionally, it handles invalid characters in titles by either sanitizing them or storing the original form in note aliases or frontmatter titles for better compatibility with quick switcher and metadata-based workflows. This plugin is especially useful for users who regularly restructure their notes and want a smoother, error-free experience.

Obsidian plugin to create custom progress bars

Advanced Progress Bars

The **Advanced Progress Bars** plugin enhances note visualization in Obsidian by allowing users to create customizable progress bars using simple markdown code blocks. These bars are useful for tracking progress on goals, projects, habits, or any metric that involves completion over time. The plugin interprets a title and value/total format to render clean, visual indicators directly in your notes, making it easier to monitor tasks or objectives at a glance.

Create commands from custom queries to open random notes

Advanced Random Note

The **Advanced Random Note** plugin enhances note navigation in Obsidian by enabling users to create custom queries for opening random notes or files. It supports three query types: a custom language inspired by Obsidian search, Dataview queries, and regular expressions. Users can filter files by tags, paths, or filenames, and enable specific queries as commands for quick access. The plugin also includes features to disable folders from searches, ensuring irrelevant files are excluded. With options to customize the search behavior, including opening results in new tabs or folders, this plugin is ideal for streamlining workflows and rediscovering valuable notes.

Advanced Ruby is a flexible ruby annotation plugin for Obsidian.

Advanced Ruby

The **Advanced Ruby** plugin focuses on rendering and editing ruby annotations for any type of text, not just East Asian scripts. It interprets the familiar markdown pattern for ruby and converts it to proper HTML tags during reading without altering the underlying note. In the editor, it adds commands to wrap selections in ruby syntax and to switch between markdown and HTML forms, which helps when preparing detailed phonetic or semantic glosses. Its parser is fast, skips code blocks and handles nested markup reliably. Styling can be fine tuned through the Style Settings plugin, allowing multi layer annotation designs.

Create markdown-based reveal.js presentations in Obsidian

Advanced Slides

The **Advanced Slides** plugin for Obsidian takes your note-taking to the next level by allowing you to create slide decks directly within the app. With this plugin, you can embed your notes into slides, preview them in real-time as you edit, and customize their appearance with various themes and annotations. Plus, you can export your slides as PDF documents or HTML presentations, making it easy to share your knowledge with others. The plugin also supports the full Obsidian Markdown syntax, ensuring a seamless integration with your existing workflow.

Improved table navigation, formatting, and manipulation in Obsidian.md

Advanced Tables

The **Advanced Tables** plugin for Obsidian brings a new level of flexibility and control to your markdown tables. With this plugin, you can easily navigate, format, and manipulate your tables like a spreadsheet. Auto-formatting ensures that your tables look professional, while Excel-like navigation makes it simple to move between cells and rows. You can even use formulas to perform calculations and add functionality to your tables. Additionally, you can sort rows by a specified column, export to CSV, and set column alignment for precise control over your data. With **Advanced Tables**, you'll be able to work with your data in Obsidian like never before.

Advanced URI

The **Advanced URI** plugin! This latest addition to the Obsidian family is a game-changer for users who need more control over their note links. With this plugin, you can create custom URLs that are easy to remember and navigate, making it simple to share your notes with others or create complex workflows within your own knowledge base. The Advanced URI plugin also allows you to customize the default behavior of Obsidian's built-in link creation, giving you more flexibility in how you organize and connect your notes. Whether you're a seasoned power user or just starting out, this plugin is sure to elevate your Obsidian experience.

Advanced Сanvas Filter

The **Advanced Сanvas Filter** plugin lets you zero in on selected nodes within an Obsidian Canvas by focusing on specific tags. It's particularly useful when you have a large, visually dense board and want to highlight only the parts that matter at any given moment. By narrowing down the displayed nodes, you can more easily trace thematic connections or gather relevant details without losing yourself in the clutter of unrelated information. Whether you're mapping out complex ideas or simply organizing projects, this targeted visibility helps streamline your creative or analytical processes. By swiftly filtering out what isn't needed, you can direct your attention to the essential elements of your canvas and keep your workspace more manageable.

A plugin for Obsidian that provides age-based encryption for your notes.

Age Encrypt

The **Age Encrypt** plugin provides secure encryption for notes in Obsidian using age-based encryption. It allows users to encrypt entire files or selected text, ensuring that sensitive information remains protected. Decrypted content is only stored in memory and never written to disk automatically, minimizing security risks. The plugin is compatible with the age CLI tool, allowing users to decrypt their notes externally if needed.

This plugin helps you gather information from files, and make a summary in the file.

Aggregator

The **Aggregator** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users, allowing you to gather information from files and summarize it in a single file. With its advanced regular expression capabilities, you can extract specific content and present it in a customizable template. The plugin also supports sorting and filtering results by multiple fields, making it easy to organize complex data. Whether you're working with notes, papers, or other files, the Aggregator plugin helps you streamline your research and note-taking process.

This Obsidian plugin integrates your TFS data from either Jira or Azure Devops

Agile Task Notes

The **Agile Task Notes** plugin allows users to integrate task management systems like Jira and Azure DevOps into Obsidian, creating a seamless workflow for managing tasks and notes. It generates a local Kanban board featuring tasks assigned to you, enabling easy navigation within Obsidian. Each task is automatically converted into a dedicated note, where users can add personalized notes and to-do lists. The plugin also provides customizable templates for task notes, making it adaptable to individual workflows.

Empower your Obsidian vault with Google Gemini.

AI Agent

The **Obsidian Agent** plugin introduces an AI-powered assistant that can read, write, and manage your notes using Google's Gemini model. With a clean and user-friendly interface, it enables actions like creating and editing notes or folders, listing files, searching within your vault, and performing web searches. You can also customize the agent's behavior to better suit your workflow. The plugin essentially acts as a bridge between your local notes and external AI services, allowing more dynamic content interaction directly from your vault.

AI Assistant

The **AI Assistant** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to tap into the power of artificial intelligence. With this plugin, you can interact with AI models like OpenAI ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude directly from your notes, generating text, images, and speech-to-text transcripts on demand. The Text Assistant feature allows you to engage in chat mode or prompt mode, where you can input prompts and receive responses that can be copied to your clipboard or pasted into your notes. The Image Assistant enables you to generate images using DALL·E3 and DALL·E2 models, while the Speech-to-Text feature lets you dictate your notes and have them automatically transcribed. With its user-friendly interface and customizable settings, this plugin is a must-have for anyone looking to supercharge their Obsidian experience with AI capabilities.

The AI Bot Plugin is a powerful tool designed to enhance your note-editing experience in Obsidian by leveraging the capabilities of AI. This plugin allows you to interact with an AI assistant directly within Obsidian, making it easier to generate, edit, and organize your notes with intelligent suggestions and automated tasks.

AI bot

The **AI Bot Plugin** for Obsidian introduces an intelligent assistant directly within your note-taking environment. By integrating popular AI services like OpenAI's GPT-3 and GPT-4, this plugin offers contextual understanding and personalized suggestions for your notes. Whether you're looking for help organizing thoughts, generating content, or automating tasks, the AI Bot streamlines your workflow with its intuitive interface.

With customizable settings, users can configure the plugin to connect to various AI models or services via API, making it adaptable to different needs. The plugin supports seamless interaction through a ribbon icon, command palette, and editor menu, allowing for easy access. It's designed to enhance efficiency and accuracy, providing context-aware responses that improve the quality of your notes. If you're looking to supercharge your Obsidian experience with smart automation and personalized content generation, the AI Bot Plugin is a game-changer.

AI Chat

The **AI Chat** plugin for Obsidian allows you to engage in conversations with artificial intelligence about your notes and documents. With support for multiple APIs, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cohere, you can leverage the strengths of various AI models to gain new insights and perspectives on your work. The plugin features a range of useful tools, such as markdown support, API profiles, and pinning capabilities, making it easy to manage your conversations and keep track of multiple documents at once. With the AI Chat plugin, you can unlock new ways to collaborate with AI and streamline your workflow in Obsidian.

AI Chat as Markdown

The **AI Chat as Markdown** plugin enables direct interaction with AI models like GPT-4 Omni and Claude 3.5 within your Obsidian notes. It allows users to create multiple branching chats by nesting headings, providing a unique way to conduct conversations in markdown. The plugin supports image-based conversations, offering rich discussions around images embedded in your notes. It integrates with OpenAI-compatible API servers and allows for dynamic system prompts using Obsidian embeds. Custom configurations can be applied to different markdown files using frontmatter, making it adaptable to various use cases. This plugin is perfect for users looking to enhance their note-taking with conversational AI.

AI Commander

The **AI Commander** plugin integrates OpenAI's GPT models with Bing search and other AI tools to enhance note creation and management in Obsidian. Users can generate text, images, or audio transcripts based on prompts, selected text, or current lines. It supports contextual text generation using Bing search results or embedded PDF attachments. Features include customizable commands, prompt optimization through Prompt Perfect, and compatibility with Whisper and DALL·E models for audio and image generation. This plugin is ideal for leveraging AI to streamline content creation and enrich notes.

An Obsidian plugin that provides AI assistance using OpenAI's API, triggered by the `/ai` slash command.

AI Companion

The **AI Companion** plugin adds an in-note AI assistant that can be summoned instantly using a simple slash command. It allows users to ask questions, get written responses, and pull content from existing notes to shape more relevant answers. Context handling is central here. You can attach one or more pages before asking, which makes the output grounded in your own material instead of generic text. Responses are not locked inside a modal either; they can be inserted straight into the current note with a single action, keeping the writing flow intact. The plugin relies on OpenAI's language models, so behaviour and quality are consistent with that ecosystem.

AI Editor

The **AI Editor** plugin for Obsidian brings advanced AI functionality to your note-taking and research workflows. It enables users to generate text summaries, refine grammar, and receive AI-powered writing suggestions directly within the app. Highly customizable, the plugin allows you to create and configure commands tailored to your specific needs, seamlessly integrating AI into your workflow. A built-in text summarization feature offers a glimpse into its capabilities, helping users process long documents efficiently. With simple setup steps, this tool enhances productivity and creativity, making complex tasks like summarization or idea generation effortless through the power of AI.

Extends Templater with AI Chat commands using the OpenAI Client Library

AI for Templater

The **AI for Templater** plugin enhances Obsidian's Templater by integrating it with large language models like OpenAI's ChatGPT. Users can easily interact with these models by sending questions or commands directly within their notes. This plugin enables functionalities like asking questions or generating content using AI, improving workflow and automating tasks within Obsidian. With support for OpenAI's API, it requires an API key and allows for customization to use local LLMs as well. It's a useful tool for those looking to integrate AI-powered assistance into their note-taking and content creation processes.

AI Helper

The **AI Helper** plugin enhances note-taking in Obsidian by enabling users to quickly summarize selected text using either a local language model or the OpenAI API. Once text is highlighted, users can generate a summary with a simple right-click, streamlining the process of distilling large chunks of content. The plugin provides flexibility in how summaries are handled-allowing insertion directly below the original text, placement at the top of the document, or copying to the clipboard for external use.

Analyze images with AI to get keywords of the image.

AI image analyzer

The **AI Image Analyzer** plugin enables users to analyze images directly within Obsidian, utilizing the Ollama API and advanced AI models like `llava-llama3`. It supports popular image formats such as JPG, PNG, and WEBP, extracting keywords from the content of the images. Users can trigger analysis through right-click options or the command palette. The plugin integrates with the OmniSearch plugin for enhanced indexing capabilities and caches analysis results locally, allowing synchronization across devices. For advanced users, it supports configurable AI models to adjust accuracy and performance, making it suitable for various computational setups.

Obsidian plugin for AI-powered text extraction from images

AI Image OCR

The **AI Image OCR** plugin enables text extraction from images using modern AI-powered OCR models. It supports both cloud-based providers like OpenAI's GPT-4 family and Google's Gemini series, as well as local models through Ollama or LM Studio. Users can configure where the extracted text should appear-replacing the image embed, inserting at the cursor, or appending to another note. The plugin works with common formats such as PNG and JPG, and offers markdown-formatted output with optional headers, footers, and file naming templates using placeholders. It also allows integration with custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints. For users who prefer not to rely on cloud services, local model support ensures offline capability. This makes the plugin suitable for handling everything from simple printed text to complex handwriting, with flexible output customization to fit different note-taking workflows.

A modular AI integration hub for Obsidian

AI integration Hub

The **AI Integration Hub** plugin enables seamless interaction between Obsidian and AI services like Google Gemini, allowing users to generate AI-powered content directly within their notes. Users can select text as a prompt and replace it with AI-generated responses using a ribbon button or command palette. The plugin supports customizable settings, including API key configuration and model selection, ensuring flexibility in AI interactions.

An Obsidian plugin that generates latex code from natural language inputs.

AI LaTeX Generator

The **AI LaTeX Generator** plugin simplifies the creation of LaTeX equations within Obsidian by converting natural language expressions into LaTeX. Leveraging Ollama, a local LLM serving platform, the plugin provides accurate and fast conversions. Users can select text and use a single command to generate LaTeX equations seamlessly. Key features include customizable model selection, real-time visual feedback during conversion, and detailed error messages for troubleshooting. Ideal for scientific and mathematical note-taking, the plugin integrates smoothly into Obsidian's workflow, offering enhanced productivity and precision for equation handling.

Lets to use local llms in your Obsidian Vaults, extend your stories or create entirely new texts based on your previous input

AI LLM

The **AI LLM** plugin for Obsidian allows seamless integration with local LLM models like Ollama, enhancing your note-taking experience. Once set up, users can select text within notes and interact with a local LLM to modify or expand the content. This plugin is ideal for those looking to leverage the power of local AI models for generating or editing text within Obsidian. It supports simple commands like 'ASK LLM' to query the model, making it easy to get AI-generated content directly in your notes. It is especially useful for users with local computing resources and provides an offline solution for LLM-based tasks.

AI Mentor

The **AI Mentor** plugin is a powerful tool that helps Obsidian users harness the potential of artificial intelligence in their note-taking workflow. With this plugin, you can generate summaries, extract key points, and even create mind maps based on your notes. The AI-powered engine analyzes your content, identifying relationships between ideas and concepts, making it easier to organize and review your thoughts. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply looking for a more efficient way to take notes, the **AI Mentor** plugin is an invaluable asset that can help you streamline your workflow and achieve your goals.

AI Note Tagger

The **AI Note Tagger** plugin streamlines the process of organizing notes in Obsidian by leveraging Claude AI to generate context-aware tags. It scans the content of your notes and suggests relevant tags, which are automatically added to the frontmatter. Users can choose to tag a single note or apply batch tagging across their entire vault. The plugin offers customization options, such as limiting the number of tags per note and modifying the AI prompt to better suit individual workflows. It supports multiple Claude models and provides a straightforward interface for managing the tagging process.

An Obsidian plugin that uses ChatGPT to generate a summary of referenced notes

AI Notes Summary

The **AI Notes Summary** plugin leverages OpenAI's GPT-3 to generate summaries of linked notes within Obsidian. It scans the current note for links to other notes, compiles summaries of the referenced content, and displays them in a dialog. Users can customize prompts in the front matter of a note or rely on default prompts set in the plugin's settings. This functionality is especially useful for creating cohesive weekly or monthly summaries. The plugin does not modify existing notes but allows users to copy and paste generated summaries as needed.

AI Nutrition Tracker

The **AI Nutrition Tracker** plugin brings AI-driven food analysis into your notes by turning meal descriptions or photos into structured nutrition logs. It works with text or images, interpreting portions, cooking styles and complex dishes to estimate calories, protein, carbs and fat. Saved meals help with routine tracking, and the generated entries can use detailed cards or simpler layouts depending on how you prefer to review your intake. The plugin supports multiple models through OpenRouter, letting you pick from options like Claude, GPT or Gemini for the analysis workflow.

This plugin is a hub for setting AI providers (OpenAI-like, Ollama and more) in one place.

AI Providers

The **AI Providers** plugin acts as a centralized configuration tool for managing AI service settings within Obsidian. It allows users to store and share API keys and provider configurations across multiple AI-powered plugins, eliminating the need to enter the same credentials repeatedly. Supporting providers like Ollama, OpenAI, and OpenRouter-compatible APIs, the plugin simplifies the integration of AI tools in Obsidian. It is particularly useful for developers looking to streamline AI integration without handling provider-specific APIs manually.

Prompt Engineering Research Tool for AI APIs

AI Research Assistant

The **AI Research Assistant** plugin integrates advanced tools for prompt engineering and AI model interactions within Obsidian. It allows users to manage conversations with AI models like OpenAI's ChatGPT, save them as searchable notes, and organize them using Obsidian's tagging and linking features. The plugin provides real-time memory management, enabling users to prioritize or exclude specific conversation messages as context. It supports live editing of preambles, prompts, and context, and offers the ability to swap models mid-conversation to compare outputs. Additionally, users can view raw API inputs and outputs for a detailed analysis of AI responses.

AI Revisionist

The **AI Revisionist** plugin enhances writing in Obsidian by providing AI-powered text revision. Users can highlight text and request refinements with a single click, using customizable instructions to tailor revisions to their needs. The plugin integrates seamlessly with the ribbon, command palette, and context menu for quick access. It offers word count guidance to optimize AI performance and provides error notifications for incorrect inputs. Users can configure settings such as AI provider, temperature, and model preferences. This tool helps streamline editing by making text clearer, more concise, and polished based on user-defined goals.

Easy to use AI Summary tool for your notes in Obsidian

AI Summarize

The **AI Summarize** plugin for Obsidian allows you to quickly condense large blocks of text into concise summaries using AI technology. With this plugin, you can select the text you want to summarize and choose whether to replace it with a summarized version or append it as a separate property in your note's frontmatter. The plugin also offers customization options for the prompt and maximum tokens used in the summarization process. Whether you're looking to streamline your research notes or simplify complex articles, this plugin is an excellent tool to have at your disposal.

Simplify tagging in Obsidian. Instantly analyze and tag your document with one click for efficient note organization. 

AI Tagger

The **AI Tagger** plugin streamlines the process of tagging notes in Obsidian by utilizing various advanced Large Language Models (LLMs) to automatically suggest and generate relevant tags. It analyzes the open document and your previous tag history to provide up to five relevant existing tags and create up to three new ones. The plugin supports multiple LLMs like GPT, Mistral, Anthropic, and Google, offering flexibility in tagging. Features include one-click tagging, selection-based tagging, batch tagging for multiple files, and configuration options such as custom API endpoints and context-aware tagging. Ideal for users looking to simplify their note organization with smart and automatic tagging.

An intelligent Obsidian plugin that leverages AI to automatically analyze note content and suggest relevant tags, supporting both local and cloud-based LLM services.

AI Tagger Universe

The **AI Tagger Universe** plugin automates tag management in Obsidian by analyzing note content and generating relevant tags using AI. It supports both local and cloud-based language models, including Ollama, LM Studio, LocalAI, and OpenAI-compatible APIs. The plugin intelligently matches existing tags while suggesting new ones, seamlessly integrating them into the note's frontmatter. Users can configure AI endpoints, choose models, and customize tagging rules to fit their workflow.