CMDS Zotero

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by Yohan Koo (CMDSPACE)

Connect verified Zotero sources, citations, annotations, and literature notes to your vault.

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CMDS Zotero

Connect Zotero sources, citations, annotations and literature notes with verified identities and preservation-aware imports.

Public source: 0.2.0. Local 0.3.0 development: not yet published. No GitHub release or Community Plugins listing as of 2026-09-14.

Obsidian 1.7.2+ | Desktop only.

0.3 development preview

  • Rebuild a local Better BibTeX index and resolve canonical source/PDF identities.
  • Insert citations and bibliography; review references and annotations in sidebars.
  • Preview a single literature-note import and preserve human-owned content.
  • Find citing notes and opt-in peer-vault references without writing to Zotero.

Install and first use

Public main currently builds 0.2.0, not the local 0.3 implementation described in the manual. Use the public 0.2 baseline guide when trying the available source. There is no public 0.3 install path yet; the 0.3 manual is a development preview, not a promise that public-clone builds include those features.

Read the manual

Privacy and limits

No published release or Community installation yet. Unpublished local 0.3 features are not the separate 0.4 work. Group libraries, interactive picker acceptance and Hookmark round trips remain environment-specific tests. Existing templates are not drop-in compatible. Batch update does not ask per note. Citekey completion uses [@ by default. Completion, tag-exclusion and heading-highlight preferences are not yet exposed in the settings UI.

Development

npm ci
npm run lint
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm run build

These commands build whichever checkout you actually have. Public main is 0.2.0; they do not fetch unpublished 0.3 code. Changelog

Credits and license

Yohan Koo (CMDSPACE), https://cmdspace.work. MIT, LICENSE.

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