pandoc-citeproc VS pandoc

You might consider going old school with vim, with lightweight markdown markup and post-writing conversion with pandoc into other formats. You can do version control via git or subversion.

Pandoc allows you to work in a variety of input and output formats.

https://pandoc.org/

If you go the Pandoc route, it would probably be easier to do batch conversion from the command line rather than using the plugin inside Obsidian …

Personally, I've been using Joplin to write all of my notes/documentation, since I'm already pretty familiar with markdown -- plus, my boss "requires" documentation to be in a DOCX format; so Joplin makes it easy to write things down without worrying about formatting; then export & convert with pandoc -- which is the most efficient way I've personally found to write/share my notes with the team.

Nobody seems to have mentioned pandoc [0].

[0] https://pandoc.org/

i would love a tool that bridged jsonresume with pandoc 1 so i could create a resume in any document format.

Pandoc Seems to be able to convert from vimwiki (the format in which the neovim docs are) to epub. Download the tool, then run pandoc like this: pandoc -f vimwiki -t epub -o neovim.epub. If that does not work well with formatting, you could try to first convert the vimwiki page to markdown, and then markdown to epub

Obsidian has everything you need, but it needs Pandoc and Obsidian-pandoc plugin installed.

pandoc to export notes if needed

I believe Word has HTML as an export target? pandoc can convert HTML to Markdown or various other formats with relative ease; correctness is not guaranteed, however, so you'd definitely need to vet the documents regardless.