Obsidian plugins with #developer-workflow#

The Hot-Reload plugin watches plugin folders for changes in main.js, styles.css and manifest.json, then reloads the changed plugin after file activity settles. It detects plugins through a .git directory or a .hotreload marker, updates its watch list when those markers appear or disappear and shows a brief notice when a reload happens. It can also retry enabling a plugin after a broken save, which keeps the edit loop moving without repeated app reloads or trips to settings. Directory symlinks are supported, file symlinks are not. Mobile support exists but stays experimental and only works on Obsidian 1.6.7 and later. The plugin also assumes the target plugin cleans up properly on unload.

The Open in Cursor plugin adds a command and configurable hotkey to open the active file in Cursor IDE and position the caret at the same spot. It works across Windows, macOS, and Linux, making the handoff from note-taking to code editing quick and consistent. You can launch it from the command palette or bind your own shortcut, avoiding context switches and manual scrolling in large files. Settings include a custom path for the Cursor executable (handy when it's not on PATH), notification toggles for success and errors, and a debug mode for troubleshooting.