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  1. headlines.nvim

    This plugin adds horizontal highlights for text filetypes, like markdown, orgmode, and neorg.

    There's this: https://github.com/lukas-reineke/headlines.nvim It's not exactly what you asked, but it helps when visual scanning the doc.

  2. SaaSHub

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  3. hologram.nvim

    👻 A cross platform terminal image viewer for Neovim. Extensible and fast, written in Lua and C. Works on macOS and Linux.

    hologram doesn't work for you? Although, there's a bit of an issue with images disappearing and to get them back I have to replace a character in the image's link.

  4. syslang

    Syslang is an opinionated document syntax inspired by Org, Markdown, and HyperLists.

    I've been going down the rabbit hole of knowledge/task/time management for a long while, and ended up making my own document syntax, tree-sitter parsers, and tools built on top of that, and it's been such a crazy and worthwhile ride: https://github.com/3rd/syslang

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