Bruce's Obsidian plugins

Installation

Run the installer from the repo root:

./install.sh           # Interactive mode
./install.sh -a        # Install all plugins (still prompts for vaults)
./install.sh -p        # Use previously selected vaults
./install.sh -a -p     # Quick reinstall: all plugins to cached vaults
./install.sh -d 8      # Deep search for nested vaults
./install.sh --help    # Show help

The installer will:

1. Discover plugins in the repo (directories with manifest.json)
2. Prompt you to select plugins (or use -a to select all)
3. Build selected plugins
4. Find Obsidian vaults
5. Prompt you to select vaults (or use -p for cached selection)
6. Copy plugin files (main.js, manifest.json, styles.css) to selected vaults

Options:

• -a, --all - Install all plugins (skip plugin prompt)
• -p, --previous - Use previously selected vaults (skip vault prompt)
• -d, --depth N - Override vault search depth (default: 3-5 depending on location)
• -h, --help - Show help

Prompts:

• 0 - Select all items
• 1 3 - Space-separated numbers for specific items

Vault selections are cached in .install-vaults for use with --previous.

Reload Obsidian after installing to activate changes.

Plugins

Space Command

Focus on the right next task. Simple TODOs and tags in your markdown, surfaced when you need them.

Tag lines with #todo and view them in a sidebar or embedded lists. Completing a TODO converts it to #todone @date. Supports priority tags (#focus, #p0-#p4, #future), project grouping, and an Ideas tab for #idea and #principle tags.

Link Command

URL unfurling for Obsidian. Fetch link titles and descriptions, insert as markdown links or rich previews.

Paste a URL and click the inline toggle to cycle formats: plain URL → markdown link → rich link (with bold domain). Includes a sidebar for browsing page links and recent history, smart two-tier caching, and extensible provider architecture for site-specific handling.

Hugo Command

Manage and browse Hugo content from Obsidian. View posts, drafts, and filter by tags from a convenient sidebar.

Content is grouped by folder with subfolder "folder tags" for filtering. Edit your Hugo site configuration (hugo.toml) directly from the sidebar. Supports both TOML and YAML frontmatter formats.