Add a developer-focused demo vault that shows how Advanced Debug Mode enriches the DevTools console. Notes are numbered basic to advanced and cover debug mode, long stack traces (with a Run button that throws through async boundaries), async long stack traces, long-running-task timeouts, mobile DevTools, debug namespaces, and every setting. A no-app integration suite keeps the notes in sync with the PluginSettings surface. The root README documents the three ways to open it.
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Advanced Debug Mode demo vault
A small Obsidian vault that demonstrates the Advanced Debug Mode plugin - a developer tool that enriches Obsidian's debug mode and the DevTools console so plugin bugs are easier to track down.
Open 00 Start and keep DevTools open (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + I). The star of the vault is 02 Long stack traces: its Run button throws an error through nine async boundaries so you can watch the plugin stitch the whole call chain back together in the console.
First open
The first time you open this vault, Obsidian treats it as untrusted, so the bundled plugins are listed but not loaded until you Trust author and enable plugins and reload. After that, the Demo Vault Helper installs CodeScript Toolkit (which powers the Run buttons in the notes) and opens the start note for you.