The Obsidian_to_Anki plugin lets users convert markdown notes into flashcards and sync them directly with Anki. It supports flexible custom syntax for flashcard creation, including styles like question-answer, cloze deletions, tables, and even RemNote-style formats. You can define custom note types, specify scan directories, and exclude files or folders using glob patterns. It supports tags, math, embedded images, audio, and even inline notes, making it highly adaptable for different learning styles. Users can assign cards to specific decks and maintain markdown files as the source of truth, with options to auto-delete processed notes. Advanced users can also run it via a standalone Python script, allowing deeper customization through config files.

The Note Sync plugin enables users to mirror notes, folders, and embedded attachments from one vault to another with preserved file structure and optional overwrite rules. It supports exporting entire plugins, including optional `data.json` files, and allows any note to be exported as a customized `readMe` with attachment handling and metadata control. The plugin includes a Git integration feature to download files or folders from specified repositories and branches, helping users quickly populate vaults with starter content. Advanced settings let users define vault targets, enable strict sync modes (which can delete unmatched files), and script sync operations via provided JavaScript functions. Ideal for multi-vault workflows, plugin developers, and those managing structured documentation across locations.

The GitHub Integration plugin brings your starred GitHub repositories into your vault as structured notes, making it easier to track and reference useful projects within your knowledge base. It fetches metadata like repository language, topics, creation date, and star count, and organizes them using automatic tagging. With incremental updates, the plugin ensures only new stars are added without overwriting existing notes. Users can customize where these notes are stored, and using a GitHub token allows for higher API usage limits. This is especially helpful for developers, researchers, or anyone curating open-source tools for long-term learning or documentation.

The Obsidian Anki Synchronizer plugin creates a two-way link between your notes and Anki by mapping note content, folders, and tags directly to Anki's structure. It supports all Anki note types by importing them as markdown templates, ensuring a consistent 1:1 match between Obsidian files and Anki cards. You can choose between Markdown or rendered HTML for syncing content, depending on your preference or Anki setup. Folder paths determine deck placement, while note fields are organized using YAML front matter and markdown structure.

The KeepSidian plugin facilitates seamless synchronization of Google Keep notes into Obsidian, offering an efficient one-way sync process. By leveraging a specialized server, the plugin downloads notes from Google Keep and formats them into Markdown for easy integration within your Obsidian vault. Key features include on-demand syncing of all notes, secure handling of credentials, and metadata enrichment with details like creation and update dates. Advanced options like AI-assisted tagging and title generation are available for subscribers. With a roadmap promising additional features like daily syncs and two-way synchronization, KeepSidian aims to enhance workflows for users who rely on both platforms.