The Korean Book Search plugin automates filling YAML frontmatter in notes with detailed Korean book metadata using the Aladin Open API. When a note titled after a book is created, the plugin retrieves and inserts relevant details such as author, publisher, ISBN, publication date, and cover image directly into the frontmatter. Users can customize default fields like reading status and personal ratings or add custom fields through plugin settings. It securely stores the required API key, streamlining metadata management for book notes.

The Log Keeper plugin tracks and records the last modification time of notes by updating a timestamp in the YAML frontmatter whenever content changes. The timestamps follow the ISO 8601 format and get updated automatically as you type, ensuring precise and consistent metadata for each note. This metadata can be used with plugins like Dataview and Contribution Graph to visualise your editing habits over time, much like a GitHub contribution calendar. The plugin is designed to work silently in the background.

The Auto Note Importer plugin streamlines the process of syncing notes from Airtable (support for more database is planned) directly into your vault. It fetches records and turns them into Markdown files with structured YAML frontmatter, letting you define where the notes should go, how they're named, and what template they should follow. Notes can be synced manually or on a recurring schedule, with options to prevent duplicates by tracking a primary field. It also handles a wide variety of Airtable field types, including nested data like attachments and user references, with support for dot notation in templates. Whether you're logging YouTube summaries or managing structured data, this plugin provides a powerful bridge between external databases and your note system.