A terminal plugin for Obsidian, making it easy to use Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other command-line tools directly inside Obsidian.
ObsiTerm opens a real terminal in the right sidebar of Obsidian Desktop. You can use it like any other terminal, including running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other command-line workflows.
- A terminal integrated into Obsidian, so you can use Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other CLI tools directly inside Obsidian with real-time interaction.
- Fully compatible with Ghostty terminal themes. You can copy Ghostty theme files directly into the
themesdirectory, open it from the settings page, and switch themes from the plugin settings. - Comes with 9 built-in themes
| Light Theme | Dark Theme |
|
|
|
- Supports
@file search without interfering with native commands in Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI - Configurable font, font size, and file-path autocomplete trigger
- Supports folding large pasted text blocks and pasting images as temporary file paths, similar to Claude Code
Download the package for your platform from Releases (currently macOS only).
Unzip the package and enter the directory
chmod +x install.sh
./install.shIt will automatically find Obsidian vaults on the current machine, list them, and let you select one or more vaults with the space key, then press Enter to install.
Download the archive, extract it, and copy the ObsiTerm folder into the .obsidian/plugins/ directory of your vault.
In Obsidian Settings, open Community plugins, find ObsiTerm, and enable it.
In the settings page, you can configure the theme, font size, font family, autocomplete trigger, and more.
Click the New Terminal icon in the left sidebar to open a terminal.
- Type
@ - Continue typing keywords
- Use
↑/↓to select - Press
TaborEnterto confirm - Press
Escto cancel
The selected item is inserted as an absolute path.
Available options:
- Theme
- Reload themes
- Font size
- Font family
- Autocomplete trigger
Theme files are located in themes/.
MIT