Brainstorm: potential submodules, integrations, and community plugins.

[neo451]

sync

git, syncthing ...

recorder

obsidian core plugin like, inline audio playback

graph view with cosma

a node.js library which is perfect for our needs: https://cosma.arthurperret.fr/getting-started.html

canvas

obsidian's json canvas is an open source spec, there's also rendering engines in the browser we can just leverage

https://jsoncanvas.org/

pandoc

like obsidian's importer, we go pandoc

reference: https://github.com/vim-pandoc/vim-pandoc

mcp

expose some capability for ai people.

https://github.com/obsidian-nvim/obsidian-mcp.nvim

calendar

https://github.com/obsidian-nvim/calendar.nvim

gtd

could just be a add-on plugin, display progress with virtual text, statusline and etc.

clipboard

https://github.com/orgs/obsidian-nvim/discussions/377

sidbar/panel

either integrate with https://github.com/hedyhli/outline.nvim or build our own, kulala also have a nice sidebar design quit like obsisdian app.

Sub panels:

• tags
• links
• backlinks
• footnotes

heatmap

https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/1dn3tm1/gitdashboardnvim_git_contributions_heatmap_inside/

natural language dates

like the obsidian app plugin with the same name, but this one is a bit special, the libraries are mostly in js, and not worthy to rewrite in lua, should try remote plugin.

[lzieniew]

I've just got an idea for git integration with obsidian.nvim that could go beyond only sync.

It would be cool to be able to quickly jump to the note from the day the last modification of current line or file was made. There are some existing neovim plugins that can show this information, but jumping to it with a simple shortcut could be nice for people keeping their notes in git.
It also would be nice to have something like ObsidianBacklinks command, that would only work on daily notes, finding all the files modified (or last modified) on that day - might be a quick way to check the all the notes written on a particular day.
There are probably other potential commands that could be written using files metadata stored in git - and I think that quite a lot of obsidian-nvim users might keep their notes in git, it's probably a larger percentage than among standard obsidian users.

I've come up with this idea when I've noticed that I'm sometimes putting references to the today's daily note manually, because I sometimes like to have the info about when some note was written or modified. But manually putting those references is a hassle, and all that information is already stored in git, so why not use it?

[neo451]

quickly jump to the note from the day the last modification of current line or file was made.

what does the note mean? Maybe you can elaborate on this one.

All the notes ordered from last modified date sounds like a really cool idea, it is like the current tags system if I am understanding right?

1. Open a list of dates.
2. Once selected a date, open all the notes on that date. (both created and last modified)

It does sound like a good community plugin to build.

[lzieniew]

I meant two functionalities:

1. command to jump to daily note of the day the current file/line was last modified. So let's say that I'm at line last modified at July 1st, then it should jump to note for 1st of July, like 2025_07_01.md. So the note meant the note for a day, with format and location configured in daily_notes in config.
2. Second one is basically what you described, I just though it would only make sense to call it while current buffer is a daily note, but opening a list of dates is a good idea.