Obsidian plugins with #natural-language#

The TODOseq plugin turns keyword marked lines in your notes into a unified task system without relying on checkboxes. It recognises states like TODO, DOING, DONE, LATER, NOW and WAIT, supports priorities and dates, and converts natural language schedules such as today, tomorrow, every Friday or daily 20:00 into structured task data. The task list collects items from across the vault in a searchable, sortable sidebar with filters for state, priority, date and tags, and advanced boolean queries. Tasks can be toggled from Edit mode and Reader view, extracted from code comments in more than 20 languages, embedded into notes through todoseq code blocks, and extended with subtasks, repeating schedules, CLOSED date tracking and experimental Org mode file support.

The Open Interpreter plugin for Obsidian is an exciting addition to the community plugins. With this plugin, you can now run AI-powered automations directly within your vault using natural language commands. The plugin provides a seamless integration with Open Interpreter, allowing you to access and edit your Markdown files with ease. You'll be able to automate tasks by simply entering natural language commands in the command palette or through an interactive chat interface. This plugin requires user approval before executing actions, ensuring that you have full control over the automation process.