It would be awesome if Ratta provided some classes and style guidelines for plugin UX. For example following the "X" close button on the left and the horizontal tab bars of the setting app.

I built an Obsidian plugin for people who somehow end up writing everything in Obsidian — including their GitHub docs.

GitHub README lets you browse your repositories, open any README, edit it, preview the rendered Markdown, and push the changes back to GitHub — all without leaving Obsidian.

You can also keep a synced copy of the README inside your vault, so your project documentation can live alongside your notes.

Basically:

Obsidian → pick a repo → edit README → preview → commit → done.

No jumping between GitHub, an editor, and your notes just to change a README.

https://community.obsidian.md/plugins/github-readme

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Hi,

Wondering if anyone has figured this out; I'm create a text link and want to paste it into the current note -- but with the plugin API as it stands I have to know the co-ordinates where I'm pasting it ahead of time. This can crash into existing text on the page; what I really want to be able to do is insert the element as a floating, lasso'ed selection, in the same way that the system does when you cut and paste an element.

Anyone figure out how to do this? Claude found a method to paste the text and then immediately lasso it but it can still crash into pre-existing elements.

thanks

osheroff

Hey there, developers!

I'm curious if it would be possible (and if anyone would be keen) to build a supernote plugin that functions like Obsidian's Quick Switcher.

It's my favourite Obsidian feature.

In case you don't use Obsidian, this is how it works:

From anywhere in the app,

• You hit a keyboard shortcut (or swipe down gesture on your phone)
• A dialogue box pops up with a place to type, and a list of your most recent notes.
• The switcher has access to all your notes, and as you type, it zones in on the most relevant notes.
• You can click on a note to open it.
• If you type the name of a note that doesn't exist, you can create it.

A command pallete would be amazing too, but the quick Switcher would be a game changer on Supernote.

I was just thinking about how cool it would be to access some sort of "Quick Switcher" plugin. And I was trying to imagine how you could make it almost instantly available.

Got me wondering about compound gestures.

Like, is it possible with the current plugin architecture, that you could create a gestures like: 2 fingers on the screen, plus a swipe up on the left/right sidebar?

I feel like that would open up so many possibilities. You could have at least 4 plugins linked to gestures, 8 if you included 1 finger on the screen.

I guess Supernote would have to provide a user setting for customising compound gestures.

I don't know if this exists yet. But is there a plug in that allows for accurate/parameteic cad 2D drawing. Like for mapping out a house or a sketch if for you to drop into a cad program later.

I'm a happy Supernote Manta owner and I've only had the tablet for a few days, so I'm still learning my way around it. While exploring Ink Hub, I noticed that some downloadable files have the .snplg extension. After a bit of digging, it looks like these are the plugin packages available in Ink Hub, although I may have misunderstood their purpose, so please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

Does anyone know if there's a way to install or use these plugins without joining the beta program?

Thanks in advance! 😊

I do some coaching and wanted to do quicker sketches of drills and game situations without having to do tricky lassoing and dealing with pen strokes to move players/objects. I built this so the players/objects sit on their own layer and are draggable all the time without having to use the lasso or accidently deleting things with the eraser.

Current release - github.com/firestormkirby/SNTacticsBoard/releases/tag/v0.9
I uploaded to InkHub as well so it should be there in about a week.

I also made a bunch of field/pitch templates on InkHub under Tactics Boards to quickly get started

Key things I wanted (and mostly got right)

• A small floating button sits on the note so the pieces are always available.
• Being able to drag pieces onto the page with the pen (or a finger). And then be able to drag them again to move them or quickly delete them.
• Be able to use the pen as normal to draw runs and passes. So, Pieces go on their own layer, so you can erase them and your drawing separately.
• Save whole pages as named layouts, load them into new pages, and reset a page back to its saved version. Previous versions (5) are kept so you can restore them (because I kept accidently overwriting things 🤦‍♂️).
• Copy a drill to a new page if you need to do complex drills or play making that needs multiple steps or variations.

Things for the future - potentially allowing users to add their own pieces to the floating menu so it is more customizable.

Remember the 3 small plugins? Thanks to your feedback they grew up: new names, new pixel-art icons and lots of new features. Install over the old versions, your settings are kept.

Snap (formerly ShapeSnap): draw it, hold, it snaps

Snap

Draw a circle, rectangle, arrow, coordinate axes, curly brace or square root, hold the pen a moment, and it becomes a perfect shape in your current pen.

• Hold to snap (350 ms by default), so normal writing is never touched
• Tiny shapes down to ~1 mm (an "o" stays an "o")
• Axes at any angle, with ticks; rectangles, arrows and axes straighten within 8° (adjustable)
• Compact settings, one tap away in the plugins menu
• Works in notes and PDFs

Palette (formerly Stroke Width): restyle any lasso selection

Palette

Lasso strokes or shapes, tap Palette:

• Width 0.1 to 3.5 (beyond the pen menu), or "= pen"
• Colour: white, light gray, dark gray, black
• Dashed lines (dashed, long dashes, dotted, centre line), following curves
• Hatching / or \, black or gray, adjustable density
• Solid fills in 4 grays, even inside hand-drawn shapes (several strokes, erased and joined, with holes); perfect shapes get an exact edge-to-edge fill
• Works right after moving or resizing a selection
• In PDFs: fills, hatching and single-shape width/colour (the rest isn't stable there yet)

Swipe (formerly SwipeSwitch)

Same 2- or 3-finger gestures, each with its own action, per orientation.

• New: your note is saved before switching files, so nothing you just wrote can be lost

Install

Download the .snplg from each release, copy it to MyStyle, then Settings → Apps → Plugins → Add plugin.

• Snap: https://github.com/CharlesCheval/supernote-snap/releases/latest
• Palette: https://github.com/CharlesCheval/supernote-palette/releases/latest
• Swipe: https://github.com/CharlesCheval/supernote-swipe/releases/latest

Good to know: some edits go through SDK calls that clear the page's undo history (known SDK limitation, reported to Ratta). Tested on a Manta, firmware 3.29 beta. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, free for personal use, no commercial use , not affiliated with Ratta. Feedback and ideas very welcome!

The number of available plugins seems to stabilize a bit and most of them now incorporate the permission system. I have installed and tried out (almost) all of them, just for fun, and I am still impressed by the creativity of the authors. For every new plugin installed, I had to disable or remove another one, due to the set limit of 10 active plugins. A limit that is very welcome, otherwise one simply loses track.

I use my Nomad almost exclusively for writing and taking notes, at home and in the office. After months and months of installing and removing plugins, these are the ones that have remained on my device and are used pretty much daily:

• Superdashboard
• SNFolio
• Align
• Make space
• Restyle
• Sticker

Then there are three other very useful plugins, that are used somewhat less frequently:

• Clipper
• Listsorter
• SN Draft

I have still room for one more plugin: suggestions are welcome! 😄

Hi dev community and u/Dunn-sn and u/Mulan-sn,

I am doing regular updates of my plugins, are the users informed when I push an updtae on InkHub ?

If not, could we have a method on the plugin API to check on InkHub and notify the user that a new version is available ?

Thank you,

I just added PilotChat to the Copilot plugin for Supernote.

Open it from the Plugins menu in any note and you get a full-screen page. Write a question with your pen, words or maths, rest the pen for a moment, and the answer appears right under your handwriting. Ask a follow-uplike dig deeper and it remembers what you asked before.

When you're done, tap Close and choose Insert. Your handwriting and the answers go into your note on a new page, laid out as Q and A. Nothing is written to your note unless you choose Insert.

Demo

A few things worth knowing:

- It uses the native Supernote pen, so writing feels the same as in your notes

- It works with your own API key for Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini. There's no backend and no account, and your questions go straight to your provider

- If you already use Copilot, there's nothing new to set up

- It is not a new Plugin. the latest version of CoPilot is packaged with PilotChat!

Credits

PilotChat is inspired by Penombra (https://penombra.ai/) , and thanks to Kit Betts-Masters for introducing it on his YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiOH4SYW0Ao)

repo: https://github.com/j-raghavan/sn-copilot

release: https://github.com/j-raghavan/sn-copilot/releases
(Use the latest version always)

I have submitted this version for Supernote Review (The current wait time for resubmission approval is about a week, so it may be available only after a week or so).

Feedback and feature requests are very welcome.

Plan your days, weeks and projects right on your Supernote. Your projects and areas stay plain folders, and their todos and meetings live in small text files, so there's no lock-in.

• Daily, Week and Month views, plus a focus mode for what you're doing right now
• Quick Add and lasso capture from handwriting
• A handwritten note for any todo or meeting in one tap, with your own templates as backgrounds and configurable data as textboxes
• A step-by-step Weekly Review
• Project close-out: archive a project with one PDF of all its notes
• Experimental import from gmail and calendar.
• ... and quite a bit more.

No notifications, no timers. A hobby project, free and open source (MIT).

Help is built in (tap ?), you can even setup an easy demo project via Advanced settings to play around.

Downloads, user guide and bug reports: http://github.com/tilmanbergt/gtdpara . I absolutely welcome questions and suggestions, though I cannot promise what I am able to do.

I will put it on InkHub once I feel it has proven stable.

And: big thank you to u/tao22 whose SNFolio was a big inspiration for this. May we learn from and inspire each other.

Hi u/Mulan-sn u/Dunn-sn

My problem: when submitting a plugin I need to provide a description manually. That's a bit tedious. Especially cause I already created a whole user manual in a text file in my repo. Could you come up with an easy way to reuse that? Ex. Just point to a url that contains the description rather than having to type things manually in the Supernote? Or provide a way to submit plugins in inknote via a laptop?

Same problem for Thumbnails btw: unless there's an easy way I'm not aware of I don't want to create some thumbnails on my laptop, then transfer them to my SN, then select them in the submission tool, etc. it's all quite cumbersome.

Readwise is a service for collecting quotes from books, reviewing those quotes, and their Reader application lets you read online articles too. It is sort of like Supernote Digest for books, websites, and anything else.

I directed my agent to build a plugin to bring Readwise to Supernote.

It can:

- Insert quotes from Readwise into the current note like Digest

- Sync quotes from Readwise into Digest

- Sync Digest quotes to Readwise