Obsidian plugins with #active-recall#

The Cornell Marginalia plugin brings Cornell style side notes into the editor by rendering cue text in the page margin from inline syntax such as `%%> ... %%`. It supports bidirectional margins, semantic colour coding through prefixes, grouped margin blocks for complex layouts, image based marginalia and a sidebar explorer that can scan the current file or the whole vault. The plugin also adds an active recall mode that blurs marked answers until hover, a flashcard generator, PDF print preparation and restore commands, and drag based integration with Canvas or Excalidraw through native block links. Beyond isolated notes, it can stitch marginalia into threaded idea trees and includes quick capture, doodle and templated export features, turning margin notes into a broader study and review workflow.

The Learnie plugin helps learners reinforce knowledge through active recall and spaced repetition by integrating note tracking, flashcard creation, and quiz reviews into their workflow. It allows users to convert notes into trackable learning units, generate revision histories, and create custom questions directly from highlighted text. A diff view helps monitor content changes over time, while daily review sessions and auto-reminders keep the revision routine on track. The plugin also supports flashcard quizzes filtered by tags and provides options to configure notification timings and quiz lengths. All associated data is stored in structured revision and question files linked via frontmatter metadata.