Obsidian plugins with #cli#

The Markdown Formatting Assistant plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to format their Markdown, HTML, and Latex content quickly and efficiently. With this plugin, you'll have access to easy-to-use snippets, a color picker that saves your favorite colors, and a suggestion window with shortcuts to make formatting a breeze. Plus, the plugin's side panel allows you to customize the order and expansion of sections, making it easy to organize your content just the way you like it. Whether you're writing articles, creating notes, or building diagrams, this plugin is sure to streamline your workflow and save you time.

The Workbuddian plugin connects a local CodeBuddy CLI to your vault and opens an AI chat panel inside the app for streaming conversations, note references and in place writing edits. It supports `@` references for notes, files, subagents and MCP servers from one picker, shows approvals for write, edit, Bash and MCP actions in the chat bubble, and keeps plan mode in the same turn. Vault edits use line level diffs with one click undo and three safety checks. It also supports conversation forking, separate sidebar and main area sessions, visual MCP server management with JSON sync, custom subagents and instant Chinese or English UI switching. It is desktop only, supports Windows and macOS, and requires Obsidian 1.7.2+ plus the WorkBuddy desktop app with the bundled CodeBuddy CLI.

The Open in Terminal plugin adds commands to launch your vault directory in your preferred terminal application. The core command opens a clean terminal window at your vault's root without running additional scripts. Beyond that, you can enable optional commands for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI that open the terminal and automatically execute their respective tools. Settings let you specify which terminal app to use like Terminal or iTerm on macOS, cmd.exe or PowerShell on Windows, and gnome terminal or alacritty on Linux. The plugin handles platform-specific launch strategies cleanly, avoiding unnecessary shell overhead while offering debug logging for troubleshooting when needed.