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kmaasrud/awesome-obsidian

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TLDR

A community-maintained directory of plugins, themes, tools, and learning resources for Obsidian, a Markdown note-taking app that stores notes as local files, no software to install, just a curated list.

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    Plugins
      Day planning
      Flashcard creation
      Shell commands
    External Tools
      Note importers
      Web clippers
      Publishing tools
    Themes
      CSS snippets
      Visual themes
    Learning Resources
      YouTube channels
      Community forums
      Newsletter
    For Developers
      Plugin API resources
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Discover Obsidian plugins for day planning, flashcard creation with Anki, or running shell commands from inside your notes.

USE CASE 2

Find converters that pull notes from Evernote, Google Keep, Notion, or Roam Research into an Obsidian vault.

USE CASE 3

Publish your Obsidian vault as a static website or blog using one of the listed publishing tools.

USE CASE 4

Add a CSS snippet or visual theme to change the appearance of your Obsidian notes.

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In plain English

This is a curated list of resources for Obsidian, a popular note-taking application that stores your notes as plain Markdown files on your own computer. The repository itself contains no software to install, it is a community-maintained directory of third-party tools, plugins, themes, and learning resources that extend or complement Obsidian. Obsidian lets you link notes together and visualize those connections as a graph, which appeals to people who want to build a personal knowledge base or "second brain." Because the application has an open plugin system, a large community of developers has built add-ons for it, and this list serves as a starting point for discovering them. The list is divided into several sections. The plugins section lists community-built Obsidian plugins with brief descriptions, covering things like day planning, flashcard creation with Anki, and running shell commands from within Obsidian. The external tools section covers tools that work alongside Obsidian rather than inside it: converters that pull notes in from Evernote, Google Keep, Notion, Roam, and other apps, browser extensions that let you clip web pages as Markdown files, and publishing tools that can turn an Obsidian vault into a static website or blog. There are also sections for CSS snippets (small code additions that change how Obsidian looks) and visual themes. The list also includes links to learning resources: YouTube channels, community forums, a weekly newsletter, and the official help documentation. A section for developers points to resources for building Obsidian plugins. The repository appears to reflect the state of the Obsidian ecosystem from roughly 2020 to 2022. Some of the linked projects may have moved, been superseded, or become inactive since then. The full README is longer than what was shown.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I use Evernote and want to switch to Obsidian. Find a converter tool from the awesome-obsidian list and walk me through importing my notebooks.
Prompt 2
Suggest 3 Obsidian community plugins from this list that would help me build a personal knowledge base and spaced-repetition study system, and explain what each does.
Prompt 3
I want to publish my Obsidian vault as a free public website. Which tools from the awesome-obsidian list support this, and which is easiest for a non-developer to set up?
Prompt 4
Give me an Obsidian CSS snippet that changes the editor font to a serif typeface and increases the line height for a more comfortable reading experience.
Prompt 5
What browser extensions from the awesome-obsidian list let me clip a webpage directly into my Obsidian vault as a Markdown file?
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