Turn "run this workflow" instructions in a note into a button that fires Claude Code or OpenCode at the note, with a live terminal underneath.
Like Quiet Outline, but louder! Shows each note's headings, tasks and lists as expandable nodes right in the file explorer — no separate outline pane needed.
Traffic-light style status icons for files and folders in the file tree, with custom statuses, per-folder defaults, and persistent sort/group by status.
A replacement file explorer that shows every meaningful unit in the vault (blocks, files, folders) as one flat list, and lets you arrange those units into as many hierarchies as you like, without ever moving anything on disk.
Preserves your folded and unfolded blocks and tasks in a note across external file modifications (an AI agent, another program, a git pull or a sync tool) and across quitting and relaunching Obsidian.
Apply Status Sets' reusable status sets to checklist items inside your notes — per file, block, or heading — with the same traffic-light icons, colors, and Glow used in the file tree.
Replace git submodules with plain nested git repos, ignored via .gitignore and tracked via folder-note frontmatter.
Register your installed plugins, link each to a local dev build, and hot-reload between the dev build and the live version. Desktop only, requires Hot Reload.
Open vault code files in a real VS Code editor (code serve-web) inside a tab, with VS Code's own terminal in a drawer at the bottom.
Register local apps with a start command, open them in tabs, and stop them when the last tab closes.