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Write and revise MathJax-compatible LaTeX notation in Obsidian Markdown. Use for inline math, display equations, aligned formulas, symbols, delimiters, or migrating mathematical notes into Obsidian.
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Use the official Obsidian desktop CLI for general vault operations and command discovery. Trigger for reading, searching, creating, opening, moving, or updating properties in local Obsidian notes.
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Create, inspect, and edit Obsidian Canvas files using the JSON Canvas format. Use for `.canvas` nodes, edges, groups, file cards, text cards, links, embeds, layout, or Canvas validation.
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Author and revise Mermaid diagrams embedded in Obsidian Markdown. Use for flowcharts, sequences, state diagrams, timelines, class diagrams, diagram syntax, or visualizing note relationships as text-defined diagrams.
| name | obsidian-latex |
| description | Write and revise MathJax-compatible LaTeX notation in Obsidian Markdown. Use for inline math, display equations, aligned formulas, symbols, delimiters, or migrating mathematical notes into Obsidian. |
Use $...$ for inline notation:
Euler's identity is $e^{i\pi}+1=0$.
Use $$...$$ for display notation:
$$
\begin{aligned}
f(x) &= x^2 + 2x + 1 \\
&= (x+1)^2
\end{aligned}
$$
Obsidian renders TeX notation through MathJax; it is not a full LaTeX document processor. Preserve existing delimiters, macros, and backslashes. Do not add document preambles, packages, filesystem includes, or compilation steps.
Verify complex formulas in Obsidian Reading view. Escape literal currency dollar signs as \$ when they could be parsed as math.
Consult current MathJax TeX-input documentation for supported commands and extensions. Check the vault's existing notation conventions before introducing a new macro or delimiter style.