Archive completed Obsidian projects and processed inbox items into year-based folders.
npx skills add https://github.com/dull-bird/DeepOrbit --skill do-archive
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: do.archive Source: https://github.com/dull-bird/DeepOrbit/tree/main/skills/do.archive Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dull-bird/DeepOrbit --skill do-archive
Archive completed projects and processed inbox items to keep the vault organized and history intact.
Run the do.archive skill to scan your vault and move completed projects and processed inbox items to the archive, updating metadata and preserving links.
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Yes, you can automatically move processed inbox items by scanning the 00_Inbox folder for files with a processed status. The skill relocates them into year and month-based subfolders within 99_System/Archive and logs the action to your daily note.
No special plugins are required, but your Obsidian vault must use the specific 20_Projects and 00_Inbox folder structures. The skill relies on these predefined directories and status frontmatter properties to identify and move completed or processed items correctly.
To log archival actions to your daily note, the skill generates a concise summary of moved projects and inbox items. It automatically appends this log entry to your daily note during the archival process to keep your vault history intact.
The best way to organize an Obsidian archive by year is to move completed files from 20_Projects and 00_Inbox into a 99_System/Archive directory. This skill automatically structures them into year-based folders for projects and year/month folders for inbox items.
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