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The Spaced Repetition AI plugin helps users retain information by integrating flashcard-based learning into Obsidian. It uses the FSRS algorithm to schedule spaced repetition reviews, optimizing long-term memory retention. Flashcards can be embedded directly within notes, making it easy to transform written content into study material. Additionally, AI-powered features assist in generating and refining flashcards, streamlining the review process.

The SQLSeal Charts plugin extends SQLSeal by enabling data visualization through a variety of chart types. It integrates with ECharts, allowing users to transform SQL query results into line, bar, pie, scatter, and heatmap charts within Obsidian. By leveraging SQLSeal’s querying capabilities, users can structure and manipulate data before displaying it graphically. The plugin provides built-in functions to process and refine datasets, making it suitable for users who want to analyze structured information directly in their notes.

The Attachments MD Indexer plugin enhances the integration of Canvas files within Obsidian by generating Markdown index files. This allows Canvas files to appear in graph views, backlink panels, and outgoing link sections, making them function more like standard notes. The plugin ensures automatic synchronization, updating the index file whenever a Canvas file is modified or deleted. It improves compatibility with other plugins, enabling AI tools and search functions to access Canvas content.

The Tier List plugin allows users to visually rank items in Obsidian by rendering nested lists as customizable tier lists. It supports manual sorting, enabling flexible ranking of items like movies, games, or projects without assigning numerical ratings. The plugin integrates images from both internal and external sources, including frontmatter-defined covers, to enhance visual organization. Users can interact with tier lists in both editing and reading modes, with quick ranking options via right-click menus and drag-and-drop functionality.

The Enhanced Canvas plugin improves the functionality of Obsidian's Canvas by automatically managing node connections and synchronizing them with note properties. When a node is added, it generates a property linking it to the corresponding Canvas file, making navigation seamless. Creating edges between nodes in Canvas establishes connections that appear in the Graph View as markdown links, enhancing networked note-taking. The plugin supports various file types, including nested Canvases, images, and PDFs. Additional features include automatic property synchronization, shortest path optimization for connections, and bidirectional link management between Canvas and notes.

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 VaultSync plugin enables seamless synchronization between an Obsidian vault and a cloud storage provider, currently supporting Dropbox. It ensures that files remain up-to-date by automatically syncing changes between the local vault and the remote folder. Users can edit, delete, and manage their synced files directly within Obsidian, with the plugin handling version control based on modification timestamps. It supports both desktop and mobile environments, allowing users to access their notes from multiple devices.

The Data Files Editor plugin enables users to create and edit `.txt`, `.json`, and `.xml` files directly within Obsidian. It provides a seamless way to manage non-markdown data files, allowing customization through settings that enable or disable editing and creation for each supported file type. Users can create new data files through the file tree’s context menu, ensuring flexible file placement. While the plugin currently supports plain text and JSON with syntax highlighting, future updates aim to enhance XML editing capabilities. This tool enhances Obsidian’s functionality for users who work with structured and unstructured data files alongside their notes.

The Export Graph View plugin allows users to export metadata from their Obsidian vault as graph files in `.mmd` (Mermaid) or `.dot` (GraphViz) formats. It provides a flexible way to visualize connections between notes and attachments without being restricted to a specific external tool or pipeline. The plugin includes a memory safeguard feature, allowing users to set a maximum node limit to prevent performance issues, particularly for large or complex vaults. Users can access the export feature from the settings menu or the left-hand side panel, making it easy to generate graph-based representations of their vault structure for further analysis or visualization.

The Vector Search plugin enhances Obsidian with semantic search capabilities using Ollama's embedding API. Unlike traditional keyword-based search, it finds notes with similar meanings by generating vector embeddings for markdown content. The plugin enables users to search for related notes based on selected text, configure similarity thresholds, and process files efficiently with automatic indexing and updates. It includes smart text chunking strategies to optimize search results and supports real-time monitoring of file changes.