The Proofreader plugin brings AI-powered proofreading directly into your Obsidian editor. It suggests corrections by highlighting additions and marking deletions with strikethroughs, allowing users to accept or reject changes seamlessly with keyboard shortcuts. Designed for simplicity, it avoids complicated settings and offers a fast, cost-effective alternative to traditional proofreading services. Whether checking a full document, paragraph, or a single sentence, the plugin makes quick editorial improvements accessible within minutes. Users need an OpenAI API key, and minimal costs are associated with the usage based on AI model pricing.
The CSV Lite plugin allows users to view and edit CSV files directly within Obsidian without introducing complex interfaces or additional learning curves. Focused on simplicity, it integrates CSV management seamlessly into the Obsidian workspace, treating tables like regular text files while maintaining clean metadata storage. The plugin emphasizes minimalism, removing the need for modals, sidebars, or external documentation, and ensures that interacting with CSV data remains intuitive and fast.
The Paste Reformatter plugin enhances how content is pasted into Obsidian by giving users precise control over formatting transformations. It intelligently processes both HTML and plain text from the clipboard, cleaning up unwanted elements, adjusting heading structures, and applying customizable regex-based replacements.
The ClipperMaster plugin connects Obsidian with the ClipperMaster Chrome extension, allowing users to instantly save structured web content like text, links, and images directly into their vault in Markdown format. It supports templated storage, making it easier to organize clipped data into a personalized information database.
The Hanko plugin allows users to register and quickly paste frequently used text within Obsidian. It provides multiple ways to access saved text, including the right-click menu, command palette, and ribbon menu, making it easy to insert pre-defined content in notes. Users can manage stored items by reordering or deleting them through the plugin settings. Additionally, the plugin supports cursor placement after pasting for enhanced workflow efficiency. While it works seamlessly in edit mode, some features may be limited on mobile devices due to software keyboard restrictions.
The Sankey plugin enables users to create Sankey diagrams directly within Obsidian using simple YAML-based syntax. These diagrams visually represent flows between different entities, making it useful for analyzing processes, energy transfers, financial transactions, or hierarchical structures. Users can define links between nodes, specify values for each connection, and customize node colors for better visualization. If node definitions are incomplete, the plugin automatically infers missing nodes based on link data.
The External Rename Handler plugin enhances Obsidian's ability to manage file renames performed outside the application. By default, external renames are processed as separate creation and deletion events in Obsidian, which can disrupt workflows and lead to inconsistencies. This plugin resolves the issue by detecting and treating such changes as a single rename event, ensuring a seamless integration with your file organization. To function, Obsidian must be running during external rename operations, making it a practical tool for users managing files across different environments.
The Digital Sticky Notes plugin transforms the experience of capturing fleeting thoughts by providing a lightweight digital alternative to traditional paper sticky notes. It allows users to quickly save, organize, and retrieve temporary notes directly within Obsidian, ensuring important ideas are never lost. Offering features like one-click text saving, dual viewing modes for either managing or focusing on notes, real-time editing, markdown formatting, and efficient content searching, it integrates seamlessly with your knowledge base.
The Frontmatter Markdown Links plugin enhances Obsidian by enabling support for markdown links within frontmatter. It allows users to include internal and external markdown links, making them clickable across different modes such as source, live preview, and reading views. The plugin improves note organization by ensuring backlinks work with markdown links in frontmatter, providing a seamless way to reference related content.
The Chat Clips plugin enhances note-taking in Obsidian by enabling users to record chat-like interactions in an ordered markdown list while in editing view. When switching to reading view, the plugin transforms these lists into a structured, comment-style display, improving readability and organization. Users can group conversations using numbered pages and easily follow message threads.