Read, search, create, and edit notes in an Obsidian vault.
npx skills add https://github.com/519lab/thoth-agent --skill obsidian-519lab
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: obsidian Source: https://github.com/519lab/thoth-agent/tree/main/skills/note-taking/obsidian Command: npx skills add https://github.com/519lab/thoth-agent --skill obsidian-519lab
This Skill provides a seamless way to interact with your Obsidian notes, enabling you to read, search, create, and edit notes efficiently.
Search for a specific note using the command: search "keyword".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can search and read markdown notes by using the Skill's file operation tools to query specific keywords and retrieve content directly from your configured Obsidian vault path.
Yes, you can create new markdown files and append content to existing notes within your vault using the supported file operation tools and environment variables for path configuration.
You need to configure the vault path using environment variables before executing filesystem-first note management commands to ensure the file tools access the correct Obsidian directory.
Yes, it supports filesystem-first note management by relying entirely on standard file operations and markdown files, bypassing the need for any database setup or complex dependencies.
The best way to organize research information is by using the Skill to create, edit, and search through markdown notes, leveraging filesystem-first operations to manage your knowledge base efficiently.
Limitations include relying strictly on the configured vault path environment variable for file access, meaning incorrect path setups will prevent the file tools from reading or editing markdown notes.
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