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Find the plugin for your next small job

Start with what you want to do. Each guide shows which app you need, how to set it up, and one safe exercise to try.

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Start from zero

What is a plugin?

A plugin adds a capability to an app you already use. The beginner guide explains AI assistant and Obsidian plugins, then links to each product’s setup steps.

Read the beginner guide

For writing and AI workflows

AI assistant plugins

Guidance for writing, agent workflows, and structured help inside supported AI assistants.

Start in Claude desktop or web

Improve AI-generated writing that sounds generic

DeSlop

Improve AI-generated writing that sounds generic or unnatural. DeSlop finds specific patterns, lets you review findings, and revises approved passages while preserving your facts and voice.

See setup guide DeSlop on GitHub

Claude desktop Code or ChatGPT desktop

Put checks around coding-agent actions

Agentic Guardrails

Protect project files during AI coding. Agentic Guardrails uses trusted hooks to check risky actions and guide recoverable archives.

See setup guide Agentic Guardrails on GitHub

Claude desktop Code or skill, or ChatGPT GPT

Turn a big goal into focused steps

Professor Synapse

Turn a broad AI task into focused work. Professor Synapse clarifies your goal and helps choose a fitting specialist or next step.

See setup guide Professor Synapse on GitHub

For your notes and ideas

Obsidian plugins

Capture ideas and work with your notes inside Obsidian.

Obsidian desktop

Catch an idea while you speak

NeuroVox

An Obsidian plugin for voice notes. NeuroVox records and transcribes spoken ideas into your notes, with optional AI post-processing.

See setup guide NeuroVox on GitHub

Obsidian desktop

Find and use context in your notes

Nexus

An Obsidian plugin for AI chat with your notes. Nexus helps you ask questions and work with your vault, with optional tools for external agents.

See setup guide Nexus on GitHub