What problem does it solve? Working with Obsidian notes from scripts or the command line is error-prone when you guess vault paths or move files manually, which breaks wikilinks. This Skill shows how to locate the active vault from Obsidian's own config and use obsidian-cli to search, create, move, and delete notes safely. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Vault Discovery: Read ~/Library/Application Support/obsidian/obsidian.json or use obsidian-cli print-default to find the active vault instead of hardcoding paths. - Note Operations: Search note names and content, create notes with content, and delete notes via obsidian-cli commands. - Safe Refactoring: Move or rename notes with obsidian-cli move, which automatically updates [[wikilinks]] and Markdown links across the vault. - Use Case: You want to reorganize hundreds of notes into a new folder structure. Instead of mv (which breaks every link), use obsidian-cli move so all cross-references stay intact. ## Quick Start Find my default Obsidian vault and create a new note called "Meeting Notes/2024 Planning" with a short agenda, then search my vault for any notes mentioning "roadmap".