What problem does it solve? Managing an Obsidian vault through ad-hoc shell commands leads to quoting errors, unexpanded environment variables, and inconsistent note structures. This Skill provides a filesystem-first workflow for reliably reading, searching, creating, and editing notes with the correct file tools. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Vault Operations: Read notes with line numbers, list markdown files, and search filenames or note contents using structured file tools instead of grep or find. - Note Authoring: Create notes with wikilinks, append content via anchored patches, and perform targeted edits without shell quoting issues. - Daily Wrap-Up Workflow: Build tomorrow's daily note with exact section structure, carry-forward tasks from incomplete work and Todoist overdue items, and update the monthly index. - Use Case: At the end of a workday, ask the assistant to write tomorrow's daily note — it pulls carry-forward items, omits the Work section on weekends, updates the monthly index, and verifies the on-disk file before reporting success. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to search your Obsidian vault for all notes mentioning a project name and create a new summary note linking to them.