obsidian

You can access your Obsidian vault by using this Skill to read, search, and list recent notes directly through filesystem operations. It acts as a reliable alternative for note management when the official Obsidian MCP is unavailable, letting you find specific ideas without leaving your AI session.

Yes, you can create and update markdown notes in your personal knowledge base. The Skill utilizes shell commands for file operations to add new notes or modify existing ones, allowing you to seamlessly add daily diary entries or update project files.

You need to define a user-defined vault location for the Skill to access your markdown files. This setup typically involves syncing your Obsidian vault via iCloud or a similar file synchronization service to ensure direct filesystem access to your notes.

To find notes containing specific terms, you can use the Skill's search functionality to locate entries based on content or filename. This allows you to quickly search your vault for notes containing terms like "authentication" and retrieve relevant markdown files.

Because this Skill relies on shell commands for filesystem access, it requires a locally synced vault location to function properly. It serves as a direct alternative when the Obsidian MCP is unavailable, meaning its scope is limited to reading, searching, and updating local files.