Obsidian plugins with #undo#

The Vaultend plugin helps keep a vault tidy by mixing AI assisted note organisation with local maintenance tools. It can analyse the current note or a whole folder, suggest tags and links, summarise content and let you review every change before applying it. It also merges duplicate tags, scans for broken links, empty notes, orphans and similar files, then gives archive, delete, dismiss and undo actions from the same workflow. You can exclude folders, tags or properties, redact patterns before anything is sent out and track every change in an activity log with restore support. Cost display after each AI call is another useful touch, especially if you organise notes in batches.

The Attachment Organizer plugin helps clean up attachment sprawl by scanning a vault, checking backlinks and grouping files into workspace, staging and optional extra scan zones. It shows whether an item should stay put, move closer to the note that references it, go to staging or be flagged as missing or conflicting. You can preview the full plan before applying changes, filter the results by status and run batch moves in one pass. The plugin also supports undo for the last operation, configurable placement rules, duplicate name checks and custom attachment detection for cases like Excalidraw or Canvas files. It fits people who want attachment folders to stay consistent without sorting files by hand.

The Replace All plugin enhances text replacement capabilities within Obsidian by adding a powerful find-and-replace-all functionality. Users can quickly search for specific terms within their notes and replace them in bulk, streamlining content editing and management. The plugin integrates seamlessly into Obsidian's core file functionality, making it intuitive to use without disrupting the workflow. Additionally, it provides an undo feature to revert bulk replacements, ensuring safe content modifications.