Best Obsidian Plugins 2023 (30+)

[@SystemSculpt]

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[@mr_mr]

Great video. Glad I found your channel. Would love to know more about your Todo aggregation.

[@SystemSculpt]

I'm thrilled you're interested in Todo aggregation. I'll definitely consider creating more content on that topic to dive deeper into how it can streamline your productivity. Keep an eye out for future videos!

[@colinbrookes8625]

Many thanks for this video. PLEASE do create a video on how you manage your tasks. There are not many videos on the different ways users handle their tasks, other than with the plugin you uninstalled. I'll keep my fingers crossed that its your next video :-) So I'll subscribe now!

[@rkb4238]

Could not agree more!!! 👍

[@gersongoncalves7024]

+1

[@SystemSculpt]

Thank you for the suggestion and the subscription! I'm thrilled to know you're interested in my task management approach. I'll definitely consider making this the topic of an upcoming. Stay tuned!

[@junjunjunhahaha]

Thank you! Could you please demonstrate how you structure your notes in Obsidian? Thanks!

[@SystemSculpt]

Certainly! I’ll prepare a detailed video on how I structure my notes in Obsidian. It’s all about organizing in a way that makes sense for your workflow and needs. I’ll share some tips and techniques that I find effective. Keep an eye out for that video!

[@ychegr]

Table of Contents plugin does not do what you show in the video. It’s a plugin that creates a TOC inside of the note instead. The side panel you show is the core Outline plugin.

[@GabrielGBjas]

Hi! The Tracker plugin is being updated in a fork called tracker+

[@SystemSculpt]

Hi there! Thanks for the heads up about the Tracker+ fork. It's always exciting to see how these plugins evolve and improve. I'll definitely check it out and see what new features it brings to the table. Your insights are a big part of what makes the SystemSculpt community so dynamic and informed. Keep them coming! 👍

[@romanmunar]

thank you so much there's so much gems here. You mentioned you don't use the tasks plugin, do you use a separate app for managing tasks. it pairs nicely with day planner and periodic notes for time and task management.

[@SystemSculpt]

You're welcome! My task management is a lot more custom and... simple, for lack of a better term. It integrates well with my daily planner and periodic notes, providing a more streamlined workflow for my needs. I’m always on the lookout for new methods, so if you have any suggestions, I’d love to hear them!

[@popmandadada]

Keep going ❤

[@Near703]

what addon or theme lets you have the tabs organized that way ?

[@bbrother92]

Hello, thanks for the video, how did you make subtitles for this?

[@SystemSculpt]

Hey, thanks for reaching out! For the subtitles, I use the auto-captions feature in CapCut. It's quite efficient and user-friendly, making the process of adding subtitles really smooth. Give it a try for your projects - it might just be the tool you're looking for! If you need more tips on this, feel free to ask. Happy to help! 😊

[@bbrother92]

@@SystemSculpt omg I thought Capcat was just mobile app =)

[@EllaSilentDragon]

I really liked your explanation of all those plugins. There are some that I haven’t tried yet but sound interesting like OmniSearch. I just have one question: Was this really the Table of contents plugin that you showed us? I don’t have it installed, but i can use the same functions (switching between headers). I think this might be a core plugin. Table of contents generates content lists at the top of your file as far as i know. But maybe I‘m confusing something… 🤷‍♀️ Still I really liked your video and I‘ll check out more of your content. 👍🏼☺️

[@SystemSculpt]

Regarding your question, you are correct. The functionality I demonstrated is indeed part of a core plugin in Obsidian, not the Table of Contents plugin. The latter generates a content list at the top of your file. Thanks for pointing out that confusion, and I'm glad you're enjoying the content!

[@matthiasnott]

What was that /rel hotkey you used?

[@tubaguy0]

I think it was a custom instruction he configured and uses via the Text Generator plugin. Look through his related videos about that plugin: very interesting stuff.

[@matthiasnott]

Thans@@tubaguy0 !

[@aleonxyou4956]

Please make a video all about Dataview

[@ayipetoure1301]

Merci

[@Danielo515]

If you think you don't need the got plugin, then clearly didn't understand why it is essential. Please, think about it again

[@SystemSculpt]

I'm intrigued about the GOT plugin now. Could you elaborate a bit on what it does and why it's essential? Always keen to learn more about useful tools!

[@Danielo515]

@@SystemSculpt I lose the context a bit. We are talking about the Git Obsidian Plugin, right? Having things under version control is a very important security measure. You can see the history of a file, restore it, create brranches where you run tests and be able to easily revert back everything to it's original state... and , of course, the ability to push to a remote github repository (private) for having just another backup (just in case). What is not to like about it?

[@zidviziouz]

Love that you deleted some pluggins. Shows Obsidian is a dynamic experience that should constantly change to our specific needs.

[@SystemSculpt]

Absolutely! Obsidian's flexibility is one of its best features. It’s all about finding what works best for you and adapting the tool to fit your evolving needs. Glad you appreciate this aspect!

[@AndrewTa530]

Kanban - long “a” :)