obsidian-file-manager

Automate Obsidian file management by programmatically creating, moving, updating, searching, and archiving documentation files using the obsidian-file-manager skill, which enforces consistent project partitioning, YAML frontmatter tagging, and lifecycle state transitions across multi-project vaults.

Yes, the obsidian-file-manager skill organizes files as {type}/{project}/filename.md, applying type-first project partitioning and Rails-style snake_case naming conventions to enforce consistent structure across your vault.

Transition files through lifecycle states—active, processed, archived, and trash—automatically using this skill, which moves documents between states based on retention policies and enforces required tags and backlinks throughout the process.

The obsidian-file-manager skill requires Ruby 2.7 or later and integration with the Obsidian Local REST API to programmatically access and manage vault files.

Yes, use obsidian-file-manager to create new session or planning documents with automatic tagging and proper frontmatter organization for your current project, eliminating manual setup.

Yes, obsidian-file-manager supports backlinks, tag taxonomy, and automatic enforcement of required tags as part of its document lifecycle management and file organization system.