Shipping an Obsidian plugin in a day with AI: review flow, limits, and gotchas
vista8 · x · 2026-09-07
A developer shares hands-on lessons from building and publishing an Obsidian plugin in one day with GPT-6 Astra's help: code goes to GitHub with automated scanning (main.js must stay under 5MB); since May, automated review returns results in minutes and listings appear within 24h, but every release is re-reviewed and failures can remove prior versions. No image logos — SVG icons only; forked code requires proving upstream consent (use a fresh repo); design mobile-friendly and prefer folder pickers over typed paths.
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