2.19.1

2.19.1 (2026-07-11)

2.19.1 leaves the plugin itself untouched - main.js and styles.css are byte-for-byte identical to 2.19.0, so nothing changes inside your vault. Everything around the plugin changed instead: the documentation site was rebuilt end to end, the docs are now first-class for AI tools, and QuickAdd releases through a hardened, reviewable pipeline (this is the first release it cut).

📚 Docs rewritten for humans

quickadd.obsidian.guide was rewritten page by page to read as user documentation, after years of feedback that it assumed a programmer. Headings now lead with the task in plain words ("Ask for text" instead of {{VALUE:<variable name>|label:<helper text>}}), every core page opens with a "set up your first X" walkthrough using real values, examples come as "You write / You get" pairs, and Format Syntax gained a grouped quick-reference up top. Duplicated reference material was consolidated so each topic has exactly one authoritative page.

The site also moved from Docusaurus to Astro Starlight: doc pages ship zero JavaScript, search is built in, and heavyweight GIFs now serve as sub-megabyte WebP. Docs are single-version and track master directly - fixes go live the moment they merge instead of waiting for the next plugin release, and anything documented ahead of a release is marked Introduced in QuickAdd X.Y.Z. Every historical URL and deep-link anchor keeps working via redirects and alias anchors.

🤖 Docs your AI tools can read

A growing share of you read the docs through an AI assistant, so the docs now meet it halfway:

• llms.txt family: /llms.txt, /llms-small.txt, and /llms-full.txt for coding agents that fetch docs wholesale.
• Raw markdown for every page: append .md to any docs URL, e.g. /docs/FormatSyntax.md.
• Page actions under every title: Copy Markdown, View as Markdown, Open in Claude, Open in ChatGPT.
• An MCP server at https://quickadd.obsidian.guide/mcp - point any MCP client (Claude, Cursor, ...) at it for search_quickadd_docs and get_quickadd_doc, which retrieve directly from the exact published docs.

🔧 Under the hood

• Releases now go through a shared forensic pipeline: every release is a reviewable pull request, builds are tested before publish, and artifacts carry Sigstore attestations that are re-verified per asset after publishing.
• The E2E test harness moved onto the shared obsidian-e2e runner and fixtures used across plugins.

Nothing to do on your end - updating to 2.19.1 changes only the version number.

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Documentation

• remove per-release docs versioning (#1502)
• rebuild docs site on Astro Starlight (#1503)
• LLM/agent layer - llms.txt, raw markdown endpoints, page actions, MCP server (#1504)
• backfill Introduced-in-QuickAdd version annotations (#1505)
• post-merge review follow-ups (#1506)
• user-first rewrite of the docs site (#1509)
• consolidate duplicated reference material (#1510)

Internal

• e2e: migrate to shared obsidian-e2e instance runner and fixtures (#1511, #1513)
• release: adopt shared forensic release pipeline (#1514)