obsidian-plugin-dev-skillComprehensive skill for Obsidian plugin development with TypeScript. Covers plugin lifecycle, CodeMirror 6 editor extensions, React/Svelte integration, Vault...
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clawdbot install yungho/obsidian-plugin-dev-skillGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
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https://github.com/gapmiss/obsidian-plugin-skillAI Analysis
The skill definition itself contains no malicious instructions or data exfiltration patterns; it focuses on secure coding practices for Obsidian plugins. The external URL signal points to a GitHub repository, which is consistent with the skill's educational purpose for plugin development and is not inherently malicious. The primary risk is theoretical and stems from the potential for unsafe shell commands in referenced tool definitions, not from the skill's core instructions.
Audited Apr 16, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Sep 28, 2026
A university research group needs an Obsidian plugin that parses citations from Zotero exports and inserts formatted references into notes. The plugin must support both desktop and mobile, use the Vault API for file operations, and provide a settings tab for citation style preferences.
An enterprise wants an internal Obsidian plugin that syncs notes with a corporate Confluence instance and enforces role-based permissions. The plugin needs CodeMirror 6 extensions for inline issue tracking, SecretStorage for API tokens, and a CI/CD pipeline for internal distribution.
A solo content creator wants to integrate OpenAI's API into Obsidian to offer real-time suggestions, grammar fixes, and tone adjustments. The plugin should add a context menu command, a modal for prompt customization, and CSS theming that adapts to dark/light modes.
A personal finance blogger wants to turn Obsidian into a budgeting tool by parsing frontmatter from expense notes and displaying charts in a custom view. The plugin must use FileManager.processFrontMatter for YAML safety, register a custom view with Svelte components, and pass community submission checks.
An edtech startup needs a plugin that extracts vocabulary from notes and schedules reviews using an SM-2 algorithm. It should include a settings migration pipeline, mobile-friendly touch targets, and CodeMirror 6 decorations for highlighting due words in the editor.
Offer the plugin as free and open-source under MIT, but provide a paid tier with advanced features like team collaboration, SSO, and audit logs. Revenue comes from annual per-seat licenses for teams of 5+.
The plugin is free, but advanced AI or cloud sync features require a subscription to the developer's backend service. Users pay monthly for API credits, storage, or premium templates.
Use the plugin as a portfolio to attract clients needing bespoke Obsidian solutions for knowledge management, research, or internal tooling. Revenue is generated through project-based contracts and retainers.
💬 Integration Tip
Leverage Obsidian's official sample plugin and API documentation, and always run the community submission checklist (e.g., no global app, versions.json) before publishing. For complex features like CM6 extensions, test on mobile early to catch iOS-specific issues such as regex lookbehind.
Scored Sep 28, 2026
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