obsidian-auto-classifier

You can automatically organize an Obsidian vault by analyzing note content and frontmatter to relocate misplaced Markdown notes into contextually appropriate folders like PARA or Zettelkasten structures.

Yes, the Obsidian note auto-classifier supports both PARA and Zettelkasten systems by analyzing existing vault structures and moving notes to designated folders like Literature Notes, Permanent Notes, Projects, or Archives.

Yes, you need the Obsidian MCP installed to categorize Markdown notes automatically, because it provides the real-time vault interaction and analysis tools required to read content and move files.

Automated note relocation decides the correct folder by analyzing existing vault structures alongside note content keywords and frontmatter metadata to determine the most contextually appropriate location for the file.

To sort new notes from an Obsidian inbox folder, use an automated classifier that reads the Markdown content, identifies the appropriate category like a research summary, and moves the note to a designated folder such as Literature Notes.

Yes, you can manage a large vault with uncategorized Markdown files by running the classifier to analyze note content and frontmatter at scale, automatically moving files from inboxes to their appropriate knowledge management directories.