p32929/obsidotion

Pulling from Notion asks before it overwrites, because it replaces local content — and a plugin that silently eats your vault isn't a plugin, it's an incident report.

It also cleans up after you. Delete a note locally and the orphaned Notion page normally lives on as a zombie forever. This one finds it and removes it on the next upload. Every synced note also gets…

Who it is for: people who write in Obsidian because it is local markdown, but whose team, client or partner lives in Notion. You keep the plain files. They keep their database. Nobody has to sit…

Every synced note carries a notionID in its frontmatter, so a note stays bound to its Notion page instead of spawning a fresh one each run. And it works on mobile Obsidian too — the same two commands…