Versioned ship notes
One narrative per version, per plugin. Each release rolls up the per-day changelog work underneath it into a single user-facing story — what's new, why it matters, what changed in approach. Linked through to the GitHub release for the install assets.
Point Metafetch at an arXiv abs page and you now get every author and the publication date, not just a title and the arXiv logo. It also reads more than one frontmatter property, so a note keyed arxiv: or techcrunch: is no longer invisible to it.
Perplexity streaming broke when Perplexity's API stopped including the CORS headers that Electron's Chromium renderer requires. Every streaming query — modal and directory templates alike — was silently failing with a 200 OK response that Obsidian couldn't read. 0.3.1 routes all streaming through Node.js https instead of fetch, bypassing CORS enforcement entirely. Non-streaming requests were never affected.
0.3.0 turns Perplexed into a serious analyst tooling layer. Three new deep-research templates (market-map, standards-and-specs, market-category) produce 6-9K-word cited analyst drafts in a single run. Underneath them, four infrastructure fixes — a per-template wall-clock override, an idle-timeout structural port, a max_tokens output-budget knob, and a strengthened mermaid + new LaTeX rendering discipline — turn deep-research from a brittle 'might work' workflow into something you can put real analyst time behind.
Run a directory template with sonar-deep-research and you'd get a near-empty note — the streaming reader was taking the wrong field and discarding ~99% of every response before it reached the file. 0.2.1 fixes that, keeps the citations even when a long research stream drops mid-flight, adds a per-run model picker to the run dialog, and rebuilds the toolkit-profile template so the model searches the product's real name and triages SEO slop instead of citing it.
Ask Gemini lands as the fourth research provider — Google Search grounded, with per-segment citation attribution that survives the full round-trip from model to vault. Templates gain a vault-visible partials/preambles layer so shared rules (mermaid discipline, citation enforcement, image placement) stop being duplicated across files. Eight settings sections that had been silently hidden for weeks finally render again. Three system-prompt textareas grow from 200px cramped slots to full-width rows. And the seeder stops yelling on every plugin load.
All of 0.2.0's LLM-paste citation pipeline and 0.2.1's wider Paste modal — with a dependency-hygiene pass that drops one third-party package in favor of a Node.js built-in, and a tighter release-asset bundle for the marketplace's automated scan. Nothing changes for the user; the bot is happier.
Cite-Wide turns the citation chaos of LLM-pasted research into clean, stable, vault-wide references. From 0.2.3, every release asset is cryptographically attested back to the commit and workflow run that built it.
Image Gin generates and gates every image that touches your Obsidian vault. From 0.2.3, every release asset is cryptographically attested back to the commit and workflow run that built it.
When you install a community plugin you trust that the bytes in your vault were built from the source you can read. Most plugins ask you to take that on faith. From 0.1.6, Metafetch ships GitHub artifact attestations you can verify before you enable it.
Perplexed turns Obsidian into a per-directory research workflow with Claude, Perplexity, Perplexica, and LM Studio. From 0.1.2, every release asset is cryptographically attested back to the commit and workflow run that built it.
From AI-image generator to image-flow controller — every dropped or pasted image now decides where it belongs before it lands anywhere.
Claude joins Perplexity and Perplexica as a first-class research provider, one template per directory now generates source-cited content across a whole folder, and shipped templates seed themselves into your vault on first install.
A second AI-image provider joins Recraft, with brand-template prompt wrapping that makes every generated image feel like it came from the same shop.