The Daily Prompt plugin! This new addition to the Obsidian family is designed to help you stay on top of your daily tasks and reminders. With this plugin, you can create customizable prompts that will appear at specific times or dates, ensuring you never forget important deadlines or appointments. The plugin also allows you to set recurring reminders, making it easy to keep track of repetitive tasks. Whether you're a busy professional or a student trying to stay organized, the Daily Prompt plugin is a must-have for anyone looking to streamline their daily routine.

A plugin for Obsidian will parse previous Daily Notes for incomplete todos and add them to today's Daily Note. It supports grouping the todos by section and supports alternative checkbox states and nested todos.

The Periodic Notes plugin is a useful addition to the Obsidian ecosystem, allowing users to create and manage weekly and monthly notes. With this plugin, you can easily keep track of your progress over time by creating notes that span across weeks or months. The plugin provides intuitive commands for opening, navigating, and managing these notes, making it easy to stay organized. Additionally, the plugin integrates seamlessly with the Calendar plugin, allowing you to visualize your weekly and monthly notes on a calendar view. With customizable settings and template tags, you can tailor your note-taking experience to fit your needs.

The Obligator plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their note-taking process. This innovative tool allows you to automatically create backlinks between notes that are somehow related, making it easier to navigate and explore your knowledge graph. With Obligator, you can discover new connections and relationships between ideas, concepts, and topics, fostering a deeper understanding of your content. Perfect for writers, researchers, and anyone who wants to uncover the hidden patterns in their notes.

The Daily Activity plugin helps users track their activity in Obsidian by providing commands to generate lists and statistics related to file creation and modification. Users can insert lists of files created or modified between specific dates, formatted as either plain text or links. The plugin also supports generating activity stats for a specific date or date range, with features for natural language date input. This functionality is particularly useful for maintaining detailed records of daily work and tracking progress over time. The plugin integrates seamlessly with daily notes and allows for flexible customization through date filters and ranges.

The Daily Notes Editor plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who rely on daily notes to keep their thoughts and ideas organized. With this plugin, you can now edit multiple daily notes in one page, inline, just like Roam Research's default daily note view. The plugin allows you to open the daily note editor from either a command or the left ribbon, making it easy to access and manage your daily notes. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow or simply prefer a more intuitive editing experience, the Daily Notes Editor plugin is definitely worth checking out.

The Daily Summary Plugin for Obsidian is a handy tool for users looking to wrap up their day efficiently. It scans through notes created on the current day and uses a language model to generate a concise, intelligent summary. This can be a lifesaver for those juggling multiple notes, allowing you to quickly reflect on your day's work without manually sifting through content. The plugin is highly customizable—you can set your API key, define an endpoint, and choose where the generated reports are saved. Generating a summary is as simple as a command palette action, making it accessible and seamless. With its automatic note detection and robust error logging, this plugin is perfect for users seeking an organized and automated way to keep track of their daily highlights.

The Daily Random Note plugin for Obsidian is a great tool for revisiting your past notes in a fun and productive way. It allows you to configure "Random Instances" that pull random files from specific folders or filtered by tags. You can set the plugin to display a random note at a set time each day, helping you revisit old ideas or refresh your memory without actively searching for them. If you don’t want the daily feature, you can easily trigger the plugin at any time via the ribbon icon. This is perfect for people who want to get more out of their note-taking by re-engaging with their old content in a non-intrusive way.