What problem does it solve?
Manually installing an Obsidian community plugin that is not in the official registry requires locating the correct vault, creating the plugin folder, and copying the right files, which is error-prone for users unfamiliar with Obsidian's plugin directory structure.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Guided Vault Confirmation: Confirms the target Obsidian vault path and write permissions before making any changes, defaulting to the current working directory.
- Automated File Deployment: Creates the
.obsidian/plugins/claudian directory and copies the bundled main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css files for Claudian version 2.0.2.
- Activation Guidance: Walks the user through enabling the plugin in Obsidian's Community plugins settings after installation.
- Use Case: A user wants Claude Code embedded as an AI collaborator inside their Obsidian vault with file read/write, search, and bash capabilities, and asks the agent to install the Claudian plugin into their notes vault.
Quick Start
Install the Claudian plugin into my Obsidian vault at the current directory and tell me how to enable it.