obsidian-project-normalizer

To organize Obsidian project notes without altering original files, this Skill normalizes project structures by generating an operational map. It distinguishes canonical notes from derived ones, ensuring improved navigation for future agents while keeping your vault content untouched.

Mapping an Obsidian vault for agent navigation requires normalizing project notes into a coherent structure. This process separates canonical notes from derived ones, creating a clear operational map that guides agents through the research project without modifying existing content.

Separating canonical notes from derived notes in Obsidian is achieved by normalizing the project structure. This Skill analyzes your vault folder, identifies the distinction between core and derived information, and outputs an operational map for improved navigation.

Yes, you can normalize a specific research project folder by defining a scope. For example, targeting the 'Knowledge/RL-theory research' path instructs the normalizer to map only that project area, organizing its notes without altering the original files.

Obsidian project normalization does not affect existing research notes. The process creates a clear operational map and distinguishes canonical notes from derived ones strictly for navigation purposes, ensuring your original vault content remains completely unaltered.