agent-network

To capture contacts in an Obsidian vault, you record facts and connections about people and companies. The skill structures this data into Markdown nodes and uses Wikilinks to automatically map relationships without manual duplication.

The best way to track professional relationships locally is using a static relationship database within an Obsidian vault. This ensures data privacy and sovereignty while structuring contact information and interaction history through Markdown files.

You link people and companies by telling the agent to remember a new contact and their company. The agent creates a structured Markdown file and automatically tracks connections between individuals using Wikilinks to map the network.

Yes, you need filesystem access to manage contacts in Obsidian. The skill requires filesystem permissions to manage Markdown nodes and resolve environment-based vault paths for consistent local data storage.

Yes, you can store interaction history locally. When you record a new contact and mention how you met, the skill captures that interaction history and stores it securely within your dedicated local Obsidian vault.

This contact management approach works without cloud sync by operating exclusively within a local Obsidian vault. It provides a local-first memory for your fragmented personal and professional relationships, ensuring complete data sovereignty.