obsidian-sync-people

To create people notes in Obsidian, the Skill identifies person records from session context and generates notes in /04-Entities/. It pulls details from conversations and Granola meetings to inject aliases, bios, URLs, and related entities into a templated frontmatter baseline.

Yes, you can sync Gmail threads to populate Obsidian vault notes. The Skill extracts context from Gmail threads to enrich existing person notes by filling missing descriptions, URLs, related entities, and tags while preserving existing frontmatter content.

Syncing people notes in Obsidian avoids overwriting existing frontmatter fields. The Skill maintains a templated baseline and only fills in missing or incomplete data for descriptions, URLs, and related entities, ensuring your existing note content remains preserved.

The best way to capture relationships for individuals mentioned in conversations is using contextual syncing. The Skill automatically surfaces relevant roles and relationships from current sessions, Granola meetings, and Gmail threads, then maps them to structured Obsidian entities.

Yes, you need a specific folder structure. The Skill is designed to identify and sync person records specifically within the /04-Entities/ directory in your Obsidian vault, creating new notes or enriching existing ones in that location.

Adding aliases and related entities to Obsidian notes works by extracting contextual data from your connected sources. The Skill processes meeting and email context to automatically populate these fields in the note's frontmatter, keeping your people notes interconnected.