obsidian-workspace-skill

You can enforce architecture conventions by codifying directory structure, lint rules, and release governance in a centralized Skill. This provides validation hooks to check plugin boundaries and prevent architecture drift across multiple contributors.

Managing boiler-template syncing is best done by centralizing the syncing guidance within a workspace governance reference. This ensures all plugins share consistent base configurations and prevents configuration drift.

To onboard new contributors to a multi-plugin Obsidian workspace, provide a reusable reference Skill that documents the 4-layer architecture pattern and submodule control rules. This serves as a centralized guide for governing future plugin integrations and portfolio readiness.

Yes, you can validate plugin boundaries and shared contracts across an Obsidian monorepo using built-in discovery and validation hooks. These hooks check architecture adherence and portfolio readiness against the codified workspace conventions.

You can generate a workspace catalog for Obsidian plugin governance by running the workspace governance reference. This process reviews current plugin governance and outputs a catalog detailing the centralized architecture rules and release standards.

Yes, this workspace governance approach supports frontmatter-driven metadata for plugins. It uses this metadata alongside optional shared contracts to document and enforce the development conventions across the monorepo.