The Zotero Desktop Connector plugin seamlessly integrates your Obsidian workflow with Zotero, allowing you to effortlessly import citations, bibliographies, notes, and PDF annotations from Zotero into your Obsidian files. With this plugin, you can search for items in your Zotero library directly from Obsidian and import relevant information into your notes. The plugin also provides a range of commands to help you manage your citations and bibliographies, making it easy to stay organized and focused on your research. By bridging the gap between these two powerful tools, this plugin streamlines your workflow and saves you time and effort.

The Bibtex Entry View plugin renders formatted bibliographic entries from a `.bib` file directly in your notes by replacing `bibkey` code blocks with detailed reference information. It detects the matching entry, displaying the citation key, author or editor names, and other fields in a customisable order defined in the settings. If the key is not found, it highlights the block in red with a strike-through to signal an invalid reference. While typing a `bibkey`, the plugin suggests matches based on partial keyword searches of selected fields, improving speed and accuracy when adding citations. Users can select or import a `.bib` file into their vault, set preferred display fields, and have the plugin sort and present them neatly.

The Pretty BibTeX plugin enhances the readability of BibTeX entries in Obsidian by rendering them in a more user-friendly format. Instead of displaying raw BibTeX code in a code block, the plugin formats and colors the entries for better visualization. Users can create a code block with the 'bibtex' language tag, and the plugin will automatically transform it into a more readable format, improving the experience when working with bibliographic data. The rendered output also follows the user's Obsidian accent color for header elements, ensuring consistent styling across the interface.