What problem does it solve? Managing an Obsidian vault through an AI agent requires consistent, filesystem-first operations: resolving the vault path, reading and searching notes, creating and appending content, and maintaining wikilinks and frontmatter without breaking existing structure. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Vault File Operations: Read, list, search, create, append, and patch Markdown notes using file tools with resolved absolute paths instead of shell commands. - AI Second Brain Staging: Build an organized vault in stages, from PARA-style folder skeletons and metadata schemas to review automation, capture pipelines, no-plugin retrieval, and user guides. - Project Knowledge Management: Consolidate multi-repo projects into canonical source-of-truth notes, capture structured Hermes task briefs, and run scheduled project reviews with strict guardrails. - Use Case: Ask the agent to organize your Obsidian vault as a second brain; it inspects existing notes, creates a timestamped backup, adds templates and dashboards, normalizes frontmatter, and verifies wikilinks before reporting. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to read a note or organize your Obsidian vault, for example: "Search my Obsidian vault for notes about the Veilframe project and create a summary note linking to them."
