obsidian-vault-ops

To export Obsidian notes safely, use read-only inspection to validate frontmatter provenance before transferring content. This method preserves original markdown metadata and prevents accidental edits to the source vault during extraction.

Discover local Obsidian vaults by running a dedicated Python script that scans your system. This identifies accessible vault directories and prepares their notes for downstream inspection and export.

Obsidian metadata normalization ensures frontmatter provenance is consistent across notes. Validating and standardizing this metadata before export guarantees reliable tracking and integration into SCBE training and lore pipelines.

Yes, you can inspect Obsidian vault contents in a default read-only mode. This safeguard prevents any modifications to your source notes while allowing validation of frontmatter and metadata structures.

Yes, frontmatter in Obsidian notes is required to establish provenance. Validating this markdown metadata during inspection ensures proper tracking and normalization before exporting to SCBE training pipelines.

The best way to manage Obsidian vault provenance is through controlled export with read-only inspection. This validates frontmatter metadata and safely transfers notes to SCBE lore pipelines without altering source content.