Obsidian Search

To search an Obsidian vault for context, use multi-language keyword matching, frontmatter tag filtering, and wikilink traversal to retrieve relevant notes and excerpts for your conversation.

Yes, Obsidian vault search supports frontmatter tag filtering. It reads and parses frontmatter metadata alongside inline tags to rank notes and provide precise context-aware excerpts.

Wikilink traversal surfaces connected notes during an Obsidian vault search. It follows wikilinks between notes to discover related context, skipping excluded directories to refine results.

Yes, the vault path is resolved from the .claude/workflow-adapter.local.md file. The search validates this configured path before reading frontmatter, tags, and wikilinks.

The best way to find Obsidian notes is using a multi-facet search that combines keyword matching, frontmatter tag filtering, and inline tag parsing to surface the most pertinent notes.

Obsidian vault search skips excluded directories to optimize information retrieval. It validates the resolved vault path and selectively reads frontmatter, tags, and wikilinks from included notes.