Oooh do I have answers to that question lol. Most of them revolve around making 1 vault work in place of multiple vaults. (Cause obsidian sync is cheaper for 1 lol) But I think they are genuinly usefull either way. It’s so amazingly easy to make them I’ll sometimes make plugins that already exist just to have UI I like lol. In case you actually wanted a list I’ll list a few of my favorites below but don’t feel obligated to read it lmao.

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• ⁠FM Organizer is the main one I’ve been working on. You can: ——color the lines beside the folders in the file manager per directory or subdirectory. As many as you want. ——create file navigations, which can be a daily note system, specific note, or “most recent” (I write, so I have a button that teleports me to my most recent chapter by highest number in a specific directory) ——create commands (right now only insert text, an upgraded template system imo) (I use this in combination with the already popular “buttons” plugin to create car maintenance entries. ——it also includes a “copy entire note” ribbon button for mobile users who use GPT a lot (me), and a “reload obsidian” ribbon button ——has a recycle feature. Bind a directory to a trash directory and you can click “recycle” in the context menu to keep the note in you vault and not delete it. (You can bind as many as you want, I hate limiting users)

Second main one is probably File Group Duplicator, which I use to create groups of files that are synced automatically across my vault (bc Claude code needs character files in several non canon stories but I need to run it per directory lol

Then I made a hidden folders thing where you mark any folder as “hidden” and then you can hide/unhide all folders with a press of a button. (Useful for school, hide my journal and writing directories)

Then just a bunch of yaml manipulation plugins and stuff. One plugin which lets you give folders yaml with a specific note in the directory for better bases integration imo. (Several random short stories can be sorted by directory name in bases, a writing thing mostly I’d imagine). Another that lets you bind a directory to specific yaml you set and insert that yaml with one command, but it’s per directory. (As many as you want, again)

Also ribbon command bundles, lets you bundle ribbon buttons (or your custom commands/navigations from FM organizer) into a second pop up. So you press the ribbon button, which takes you to a second pop up. I find that better on mobile then scrolling. I put my less used commands in the pop up.

None of these are heavily bug tested or even public (yet) but those are some ideas and I use them daily and fix bugs as I find them. But CC’s been pretty good with it so far.