VSObsidian
Your notes, beside your code.
Developer tools
We created VSObsidian to keep notes within reach of development work. The extension brings Obsidian vaults into Visual Studio Code, alongside the files people already use.
The challenge
Notes and code often belong to the same task, but live in separate places. We wanted everyday note navigation and organization to fit naturally inside the editor.
Our approach
We built and published the complete extension, from vault selection to a dedicated explorer. Its commands let people create files and folders, rename or delete them, and open items through the operating system. The interaction model follows the file-management patterns already familiar in VS Code.
The result
A selected vault becomes accessible from the coding workspace. People can browse, open and organize their notes there, giving written context a place beside implementation and keeping it close to the task at hand.