obsidian

To search markdown notes in an Obsidian vault, you can find specific files and search note contents to quickly locate ideas, references, and drafts. The skill resolves the vault path and performs filesystem searches across local markdown files.

Yes, you can create new markdown notes and append content to existing ones within an Obsidian vault. The skill supports targeted edits and allows you to add wikilinks to connect related knowledge across your notes.

You need a resolved absolute vault path and native file tools for note access, search, and targeted edits. The skill relies on filesystem-first workflows to list markdown notes and manage vault content without manual file juggling.

To list markdown notes across an Obsidian vault, the skill resolves the vault path and lists files in specific folders or across the entire vault. This filesystem-first approach directly reads local vault paths to find note files.

The best way to link new notes is by adding wikilinks to connect knowledge. After creating or appending content to a note, you can add wikilinks that reference relevant sources found during a vault content search.

Yes, the skill works without the Obsidian app running by using filesystem-first workflows and native file tools. It directly accesses the resolved absolute vault path to read, search, create, and edit markdown note files locally.