The Custom File Explorer sorting plugin enhances the organization of notes and folders within Obsidian by providing flexible sorting options. Users can arrange items manually through drag-and-drop or configure custom sorting rules via YAML front matter. The plugin supports various ordering methods, including alphabetical, numerical, date-based, and metadata-driven sorting. It allows different sorting rules for individual folders and provides inheritance capabilities. Users can mix manual and automatic ordering, group items by attributes, and utilize bookmarks for easy access.
The AI File Organizer 2000 plugin automates file management within Obsidian by utilizing AI to organize files, transcribe audio, and extract action items. It helps streamline workflows by organizing handwritten and digital notes, as well as meeting notes, automatically. The plugin features an AI-powered chat interface, custom prompts for file formatting, and automatic file organization through the AI Inbox. It also supports audio transcription and provides powerful tools for creating custom templates and integrations. Whether you are using the plugin for personal or professional tasks, it offers efficient and customizable file management to suit various needs.
The Folder Index plugin enhances file organization in Obsidian by enabling automatic index file generation for folders. It supports dynamic updates such as renaming index files when a folder is renamed and automatically linking files within a folder. The plugin also sorts files and headings alphabetically, providing a clear structure. Additionally, it modifies the Graph View to represent folder structures and their internal links, improving visualization. For advanced usage, it supports integration with the File Tree Alternative Plugin and allows users to manually include folder index content in any note via a block processor. This plugin transforms folders into functional notes, streamlining content organization and accessibility.
The Attachment Management plugin provides advanced tools for organizing and renaming attachment files in Obsidian. It enables users to define flexible paths and naming conventions for attachments using variables like note name, note path, date, and MD5 hashes. The plugin supports automatic renaming of attachments when they are added, pasted, or dropped into markdown or canvas files, as well as when associated notes are renamed. Features include handling duplicate files, overriding settings for specific folders, files, or extensions, and excluding specified paths from processing. Experimental tools allow rearranging linked attachments to match configured settings.
The Daily Named Folder plugin is an enhanced version of the Obsidian daily notes functionality, designed to create and organize daily notes within individual folders, with added support for custom filenames. Unlike the default `daily-notes` plugin, it creates daily notes inside their own folders, appending a brief description to the filename for easier identification. The plugin supports navigation between previous and next daily notes, the ability to open or create today's note, and customizable templates. Additionally, it provides options for folder naming, template location, and filename summaries, making it ideal for users who want to organize their daily notes with more context and structure.
The Bulk Rename plugin streamlines the process of renaming or relocating multiple files within an Obsidian vault while automatically updating all references to those files. Users can perform renaming actions based on folder location, tags, or regular expressions, ensuring that file organization is both flexible and efficient. The plugin supports advanced customization options, such as specifying replacement symbols and using regular expression patterns with various flags. Its preview feature allows users to verify changes before applying them, reducing errors and saving time.
The Project Browser plugin enhances your Obsidian workspace by providing an intuitive card-based layout for managing project files. It organizes files within each folder according to their status and allows users to filter the view using an inbuilt search feature. Files can be tagged with states using a convenient menu, and the plugin remembers the last state of the backlink panel for each file. This organization tool is ideal for users who manage complex projects within Obsidian, making navigation and file management more efficient. The plugin also focuses on making workflows smoother with features like back/forward navigation and customizable states.
The ExMemo Tools plugin provides advanced document management and content optimization for Obsidian users. It utilizes large language models (LLMs) to generate and update file metadata, such as tags, descriptions, titles, and editing times. Users can optimize selected text within notes, move files to the most appropriate directories, and insert new content into the ideal position in existing documents. The plugin also offers smart file archiving, recommending suitable directories for files based on metadata and directory structure. Customizable prompts enable users to polish, translate, or restructure content directly in Obsidian. With features for automating repetitive metadata tasks and streamlining file organization, ExMemo Tools boosts productivity and efficiency for content management.
The Folder by tags distributor plugin automates the organization of notes in Obsidian by redistributing them to existing folders based on their tags. This tool simplifies the process of sorting notes, ensuring they are moved to directories that match their tags. It supports various tag-to-folder transformations, such as capitalization and format adjustments, and allows customization through settings like excluding specific folders or treating nested tags as separate tags. If no matching folder is found, notes are placed in the root or a specified fallback folder. This plugin is ideal for users seeking efficient note organization without manual folder management.
The FolderFile Splitter plugin enhances file management in Obsidian by visually separating folders and files into distinct lists. This split-view approach improves navigation, making it easier to browse and organize notes without losing track of their structure. The streamlined interface allows users to focus on relevant files while maintaining an intuitive overview of their workspace. Future enhancements include customizable settings, drag-and-drop functionality, tag-based organization, and mobile support, further refining the user experience.
The Attachment Manager plugin for Obsidian helps users manage attachment folders efficiently by automatically binding folder names to note names. It simplifies tasks such as renaming folders and attachment files, deleting unnecessary folders, and organizing attachments by downloading remote images directly to the attachment folder. Additionally, it allows for hiding and showing attachment folders and automatically renaming pasted images. This plugin ensures seamless organization of attachments, reducing manual file management and offering a smoother workflow for users with multiple media files in their notes.
The Alias Management plugin helps users identify and manage duplicate aliases across their Obsidian vault. It displays aliases in multiple files, color-coded based on their origin, such as filenames or inline aliases. Users can quickly navigate to files, remove unwanted aliases, and automatically update as changes occur. The plugin provides an interactive and intuitive interface, allowing users to sort and filter aliases, view them per file, and easily remove duplicates. Settings allow customization of alias handling, such as including filenames, sorting, and excluding specific files or aliases. This plugin streamlines the organization of aliases and file names within Obsidian.
The Clone Vault plugin allows users to create a duplicate of their existing Obsidian vault while preserving its settings and folder structure. It copies the `.obsidian` settings folder and enables selective duplication of specific folders, such as templates, without copying all content. Users can configure the default location for new vaults and name them through a convenient modal prompt. This plugin is useful for setting up new vaults with pre-configured settings and structures, ensuring consistency across different workspaces.