New community gap (re-scan). Source: community research. Extends the existing ![[ ]] embeds feature.
What users want: edit a ![[ ]] embedded note/section in place, with changes syncing back to the source.
A request "to allow editing a transcluded document or block in place," active since March 2021; community plugins (Embed Editor, Sync Embeds) now give "live two-way syncing where edits to an embed are reflected in the source note instantly" — https://forum.obsidian.md/t/edit-transcluded-embedded-notes-blocks-in-place-likely-requires-wyswyg-first/15339
Demand: Med — long multi-page thread + two purpose-built plugins.
noteser fit: Med — noteser already supports embeds, so this extends them. Two-way write-back is real work but feasible in a single-codebase browser app (no plugin-sandbox limits).
How: make embedded blocks click-to-edit in a floating editor that writes back to the source .md.
New community gap (re-scan). Source: community research. Extends the existing
![[ ]]embeds feature.What users want: edit a
![[ ]]embedded note/section in place, with changes syncing back to the source.Demand: Med — long multi-page thread + two purpose-built plugins.
noteser fit: Med — noteser already supports embeds, so this extends them. Two-way write-back is real work but feasible in a single-codebase browser app (no plugin-sandbox limits).
How: make embedded blocks click-to-edit in a floating editor that writes back to the source
.md.