obsidian-advanced-code-editor

Review code for quality, correctness, and maintainability. Use this skill when reviewing pull requests, auditing existing code, refactoring for clarity, or enforcing coding standards. Covers DRY principles, SOLID design, error handling, performance, security, testing, and TypeScript/JavaScript best practices. For Obsidian plugin-specific API guidance, refer to the obsidian-plugin-development skill.

Use the Obsidian CLI to inspect a running advanced-code-block Obsidian plugin session during development. Covers plugin reloads, console/errors, runtime evaluation, settings tab checks, reading-mode and live-preview syntax highlighting, screenshots, and mobile emulation with app.emulateMobile(true). Use WebdriverIO for automated runtime acceptance.

Build, modify, and debug Obsidian plugins using the TypeScript API. Use this skill when working with Obsidian plugin source code, the obsidian npm package, plugin UI (views, modals, settings, commands, ribbons), vault file operations, editor manipulation, workspace management, metadata cache, events, markdown rendering, or the Obsidian CLI. Covers plugin lifecycle, best practices, common patterns, and the full TypeScript API surface.

Acceptance test workflow for the obsidian-advanced-code-editor Obsidian plugin. Use when the user asks to test the plugin, smoke test a release, verify before release, test BRAT/mobile installs, validate syntax highlighting, or judge whether startup and rendering still work. Uses local checks first, then WebdriverIO runtime checks, then release-asset or BRAT-style verification. Does not spend API tokens and does not commit source changes.

Acceptance test workflow for the obsidian-advanced-code-editor Obsidian plugin. Use when the user asks to test the plugin, smoke test a release, verify before release, test BRAT/mobile installs, validate syntax highlighting, or judge whether startup and rendering still work. Uses local checks first, then Obsidian CLI/runtime checks, then release-asset or BRAT-style verification. Does not spend API tokens and does not commit source changes.

Use the Obsidian CLI to inspect a running advanced-code-block Obsidian plugin session during development. Covers plugin reloads, console/errors, runtime evaluation, settings tab checks, reading-mode and live-preview syntax highlighting, screenshots, and mobile emulation with app.emulateMobile(true). Use WebdriverIO for automated runtime acceptance.

Acceptance test workflow for the obsidian-advanced-code-editor Obsidian plugin. Use when the user asks to test the plugin, smoke test a release, verify before release, test BRAT/mobile installs, validate syntax highlighting, or judge whether startup and rendering still work. Uses local checks first, then WebdriverIO runtime checks, then release-asset or BRAT-style verification. Does not spend API tokens and does not commit source changes.

Use the Obsidian CLI to inspect a running advanced-code-block Obsidian plugin session during development. Covers plugin reloads, console/errors, runtime evaluation, settings tab checks, reading-mode and live-preview syntax highlighting, screenshots, and mobile emulation with app.emulateMobile(true). Use WebdriverIO for automated runtime acceptance.

Acceptance test workflow for the obsidian-advanced-code-editor Obsidian plugin. Use when the user asks to test the plugin, smoke test a release, verify before release, test BRAT/mobile installs, validate syntax highlighting, or judge whether startup and rendering still work. Uses local checks first, then WebdriverIO runtime checks, then release-asset or BRAT-style verification. Does not spend API tokens and does not commit source changes.

Review code for quality, correctness, and maintainability. Use this skill when reviewing pull requests, auditing existing code, refactoring for clarity, or enforcing coding standards. Covers DRY principles, SOLID design, error handling, performance, security, testing, and TypeScript/JavaScript best practices. For Obsidian plugin-specific API guidance, refer to the obsidian-plugin-development skill.

Use the Obsidian CLI to inspect a running advanced-code-block Obsidian plugin session during development. Covers plugin reloads, console/errors, runtime evaluation, settings tab checks, reading-mode and live-preview syntax highlighting, screenshots, and mobile emulation with app.emulateMobile(true). Use WebdriverIO for automated runtime acceptance.

Build, modify, and debug Obsidian plugins using the TypeScript API. Use this skill when working with Obsidian plugin source code, the obsidian npm package, plugin UI (views, modals, settings, commands, ribbons), vault file operations, editor manipulation, workspace management, metadata cache, events, markdown rendering, or the Obsidian CLI. Covers plugin lifecycle, best practices, common patterns, and the full TypeScript API surface.

Acceptance test workflow for the obsidian-advanced-code-editor Obsidian plugin. Use when the user asks to test the plugin, smoke test a release, verify before release, test BRAT/mobile installs, validate syntax highlighting, or judge whether startup and rendering still work. Uses local checks first, then WebdriverIO runtime checks, then release-asset or BRAT-style verification. Does not spend API tokens and does not commit source changes.

Development patterns for Obsidian. Load when implementing features or following coding conventions.

Operations, syncing, versioning, and release management for Obsidian projects. Load when running builds, syncing references, bumping versions, or preparing for release.

Comprehensive skill for Obsidian plugin development with TypeScript. Covers plugin lifecycle, CodeMirror 6 editor extensions, React/Svelte integration, Vault API patterns, settings with migration pipelines, SecretStorage, CSS theming, CLI debugging workflow, testing, CI/CD, and community plugin submission. Trigger on: create obsidian plugin, obsidian plugin dev, obsidian API, obsidian editor extension, obsidian CM6, obsidian view, obsidian modal, obsidian settings, obsidian command, obsidian manifest, obsidian publish, obsidian submit plugin, obsidian plugin test, obsidian vite config, obsidian react, obsidian theme, obsidian CLI debug.

Technical references, manifest rules, file formats, and UX guidelines for Obsidian. Load when checking API details, manifest requirements, or UI/UX standards.

CSS/SCSS development patterns for Obsidian themes. Load when working with theme.css, SCSS variables, or CSS selectors.

Generates and syncs AI rule configuration files (.cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, copilot-instructions.md) across 20+ coding tools from a single source. Use when syncing AI rules, running rulesync commands, importing or generating rule files, or managing shared AI coding configurations.

Development patterns for Obsidian. Load when implementing features or following coding conventions.

Operations, syncing, versioning, and release management for Obsidian projects. Load when running builds, syncing references, bumping versions, or preparing for release.

Comprehensive skill for Obsidian plugin development with TypeScript. Covers plugin lifecycle, CodeMirror 6 editor extensions, React/Svelte integration, Vault API patterns, settings with migration pipelines, SecretStorage, CSS theming, CLI debugging workflow, testing, CI/CD, and community plugin submission. Trigger on: create obsidian plugin, obsidian plugin dev, obsidian API, obsidian editor extension, obsidian CM6, obsidian view, obsidian modal, obsidian settings, obsidian command, obsidian manifest, obsidian publish, obsidian submit plugin, obsidian plugin test, obsidian vite config, obsidian react, obsidian theme, obsidian CLI debug.

Technical references, manifest rules, file formats, and UX guidelines for Obsidian. Load when checking API details, manifest requirements, or UI/UX standards.

CSS/SCSS development patterns for Obsidian themes. Load when working with theme.css, SCSS variables, or CSS selectors.

Generates and syncs AI rule configuration files (.cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, copilot-instructions.md) across 20+ coding tools from a single source. Use when syncing AI rules, running rulesync commands, importing or generating rule files, or managing shared AI coding configurations.

Development patterns for Obsidian. Load when implementing features or following coding conventions.

Operations, syncing, versioning, and release management for Obsidian projects. Load when running builds, syncing references, bumping versions, or preparing for release.

Comprehensive skill for Obsidian plugin development with TypeScript. Covers plugin lifecycle, CodeMirror 6 editor extensions, React/Svelte integration, Vault API patterns, settings with migration pipelines, SecretStorage, CSS theming, CLI debugging workflow, testing, CI/CD, and community plugin submission. Trigger on: create obsidian plugin, obsidian plugin dev, obsidian API, obsidian editor extension, obsidian CM6, obsidian view, obsidian modal, obsidian settings, obsidian command, obsidian manifest, obsidian publish, obsidian submit plugin, obsidian plugin test, obsidian vite config, obsidian react, obsidian theme, obsidian CLI debug.

Technical references, manifest rules, file formats, and UX guidelines for Obsidian. Load when checking API details, manifest requirements, or UI/UX standards.

CSS/SCSS development patterns for Obsidian themes. Load when working with theme.css, SCSS variables, or CSS selectors.

Generates and syncs AI rule configuration files (.cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, copilot-instructions.md) across 20+ coding tools from a single source. Use when syncing AI rules, running rulesync commands, importing or generating rule files, or managing shared AI coding configurations.

Use the Obsidian CLI to debug, inspect, and test the shiki-highlighter Obsidian plugin during development. Covers plugin reloads, console/errors, runtime evaluation, settings tab checks, reading-mode and live-preview syntax highlighting, screenshots, CDP, and mobile emulation with app.emulateMobile(true).

Technical references, manifest rules, file formats, and UX guidelines for Obsidian. Load when checking API details, manifest requirements, or UI/UX standards.

Execute one tick of the autonomous issue-to-PR pipeline — triage open issues for readiness, draft implementation plans for maintainer approval, build the oldest approved issue into a PR, and address review feedback on the open automated PR. Designed for unattended scheduled runs (`scripts/auto-dev.sh`); also invocable interactively as "/auto-dev" or "run an auto-dev tick", and as "/auto-dev dry-run" for a read-only report of what a tick would do. Never merges PRs. State lives in `auto:*` GitHub labels.

Review code for quality, correctness, and maintainability. Use this skill when reviewing pull requests, auditing existing code, refactoring for clarity, or enforcing coding standards. Covers DRY principles, SOLID design, error handling, performance, security, testing, and TypeScript/JavaScript best practices. For Obsidian plugin-specific API guidance, refer to the obsidian-plugin-development skill.

Development patterns for Obsidian. Load when implementing features or following coding conventions.

Operations, syncing, versioning, and release management for Obsidian projects. Load when running builds, syncing references, bumping versions, or preparing for release.

Comprehensive skill for Obsidian plugin development with TypeScript. Covers plugin lifecycle, CodeMirror 6 editor extensions, React/Svelte integration, Vault API patterns, settings with migration pipelines, SecretStorage, CSS theming, CLI debugging workflow, testing, CI/CD, and community plugin submission. Trigger on: create obsidian plugin, obsidian plugin dev, obsidian API, obsidian editor extension, obsidian CM6, obsidian view, obsidian modal, obsidian settings, obsidian command, obsidian manifest, obsidian publish, obsidian submit plugin, obsidian plugin test, obsidian vite config, obsidian react, obsidian theme, obsidian CLI debug.

Build, modify, and debug Obsidian plugins using the TypeScript API. Use this skill when working with Obsidian plugin source code, the obsidian npm package, plugin UI (views, modals, settings, commands, ribbons), vault file operations, editor manipulation, workspace management, metadata cache, events, markdown rendering, or the Obsidian CLI. Covers plugin lifecycle, best practices, common patterns, and the full TypeScript API surface.

CSS/SCSS development patterns for Obsidian themes. Load when working with theme.css, SCSS variables, or CSS selectors.