awesome-noteser

A curated list of plugins, themes, and resources for Noteser, the browser-first markdown notes app.

v1.2: plugins install by URL paste in Settings → Plugins. Copy any manifest.json URL below and paste it in.

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Plugins

Eight reference plugins ship from noteser.app and are grouped here by their primary surface. A plugin that exposes more than one surface is cross-listed.

Sidebar panels

Plugin	Version	Description	Install URL
Graph	0.1.0	Backlinks and unlinked mentions for the active note in the sidebar, plus a force-directed graph of the entire vault in a fullscreen view.	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-graph/manifest.json
Properties+	0.1.0	Sidebar editor for a note's frontmatter properties plus an Obsidian Bases-style vault-wide table view. Reads and writes notes via the v1.2 vault capabilities.	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-properties/manifest.json
Word count	0.1.0	Live word and character count for the active note, with a reading-time estimate.	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-word-count/manifest.json

Commands

Plugin	Version	Description	Permissions	Install URL
PDF export	0.1.0	Adds an "Export note as PDF" command to the palette.	file-save	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-pdf-export/manifest.json
Importer	0.1.0	Import notes from an Obsidian vault folder, a Notion ZIP export, or a Logseq export folder. Wikilinks survive; conflicts auto-suffix; Logseq block refs degrade to a quoted note.	fs.open-directory, vault.write, file-open	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-importer/manifest.json

Code-block renderers

Plugin	Version	Claimed languages	Install URL
Callouts	0.1.0	note / info / tip / warn / danger	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-callout/manifest.json

Use a callout in any note:

```warn
title: Pay attention
This line becomes a colored callout box.
```

The title: line is optional.

Fullscreen views

Plugin	Version	Description	Install URL
Graph	0.1.0	Fullscreen force-directed graph of the entire vault. Cross-listed with Sidebar panels.	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-graph/manifest.json
Kanban	0.1.0	Kanban board over the YAML frontmatter status field. Notes are grouped into user-defined columns; a per-card move button writes the new status back to the frontmatter.	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-kanban/manifest.json
AI chat	0.1.0	Chat with an OpenAI or Anthropic model over your vault. Bring your own API key. Keyword-RAG v1 injects the top five notes as context.	https://noteser.app/plugins/noteser-ai-chat/manifest.json

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Submitting a plugin

1. Build your plugin as a single ES module plus a manifest.json (see the plugin docs and the @noteser/plugin-sdk package).
2. Host both files at any HTTPS URL (GitHub Pages works, Vercel works, S3 works).
3. Confirm a fresh install works on beta.noteser.app.
4. Open a PR against this repo adding a row to the table above: plugin name, current version, one-line description, manifest URL.

The list is curated by the Noteser maintainer for the first six months. After that, criteria for inclusion will be published here.

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Writing your own plugin

Quick start in /help/plugins inside the app. Long-form design in docs/plugins-plan.md.

Four v1.2 surfaces:

• Commands appear in the command palette (Ctrl+P).
• Sidebar panels stack inside the "Plugins" sidebar tab.
• Code-block renderers claim a fenced-code language and turn its body into rendered output.
• Fullscreen views take over the editor area. The graph view, kanban board, and AI chat all ship as fullscreen views.

Key v1.2 capabilities a plugin can request in its manifest.json:

• vault.read.all reads every note in the vault, not just the active one.
• vault.write creates, updates, and deletes notes through an audited write API.
• fs.open-directory opens a local folder picker so the plugin can pull in import sources from outside the vault.
• vault.events subscribes to note changes so a panel or view can refresh when the vault is edited elsewhere.

Plugin code runs in an isolated Web Worker. No DOM, no localStorage, no GitHub token, no ambient fetch (a future version may add it with explicit per-domain permissions).

License

The list itself is MIT-licensed. Individual plugins set their own license; check the linked plugin's repo or package.json.