Obsidian plugins with #command-line#

The Lean Terminal plugin embeds a real PTY terminal inside the workspace instead of acting like a simple command runner. It auto detects the shell for each operating system, supports interactive terminal apps, keeps URLs and file paths clickable and lets terminals open in the vault root, the current file folder or any folder picked from the file explorer. Tabs can be renamed, pinned, reordered and restored with their working directory and scrollback when the app reopens. Search, copy on select, wiki link autocomplete, theme controls and startup commands are built in. The plugin also exposes a public key handler API for companion plugins, and includes optional Claude Code session integration with resume links and a maintained registry. It is desktop only.

The Command Line plugin enhances how command line code blocks are handled in Obsidian, streamlining workflows for users who document or share terminal commands. It allows copying commands directly from code blocks without manually selecting text, automatically stripping out prompts and command output so the clipboard content is clean and ready to paste into a terminal. The plugin supports different command-line styles, including shell, batch, and PowerShell, with automatic prompt detection and default values for each type.