obsidian-search

Cross-vault search for Obsidian notes works by scanning title, tag, frontmatter, content, and backlinks simultaneously. It requires filesystem access to vault directories to surface and navigate relevant notes across separate vaults quickly.

Bulk operations for renaming and retagging Obsidian notes preserve links and references by using YAML frontmatter, inline tags, and Wikilinks to drive results. This ensures relationships between notes remain intact when moving or updating files.

Finding Obsidian notes by tag and frontmatter involves scanning YAML frontmatter and inline tags across vault directories. The search targets these specific metadata fields to locate and group matching notes for bulk operations.

Link-graph aware navigation explores related notes and validates references across Obsidian vaults using backlink structure. This provides a clear path for updating relationships and organizing connected notes under common folders.

Filesystem access to vault directories is required to perform bulk operations on Obsidian vaults. This access enables the skill to read and modify YAML frontmatter, inline tags, and Wikilinks directly within the local note files.

Finding notes across Obsidian vaults is slow when done manually due to fragmented tags, frontmatter, and backlinks. Automating cross-vault search and bulk retagging unifies organization and reduces error-prone manual updates.