The LaTeX Auto-Completion Plugin provides a basic autocomplete feature for LaTeX commands while editing notes. When users type a backslash followed by a partial command, the plugin offers relevant suggestions, streamlining the process of writing LaTeX within markdown files. Though currently limited to simple completions, it lays the groundwork for more sophisticated input assistance. Planned enhancements include intelligent shortcuts that expand shorthand expressions like '\a/b' into full LaTeX commands such as '\frac{a}{b}', potentially improving speed and accuracy for users writing complex math expressions.

The Auto Math plugin expands standard LaTeX triggers directly in the Obsidian editor so maths markup turns into ready-to-fill structures as you type. It is focused on fast, predictable snippet expansion for equations, integrals, limits, matrices and other common math environments, without popup menus or a separate shortcut system to learn. It is highly configurable: rules live in a JSON file, can be edited through settings, and reload live while the plugin is running. It works entirely offline and ships with a built-in default rule pack