What problem does it solve?
Working with personal Markdown notes requires careful handling of vault structure, frontmatter, and wiki links, and mistakes like overwriting files or scanning the wrong directory can destroy note content. This Skill provides a disciplined workflow for searching, reading, creating, and editing notes inside a user-mounted Obsidian vault or Bear export without touching unmounted directories or private databases.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Scoped Search and Reading: Search titles, tags, links, and content within an explicitly confirmed note root, then read only the most relevant notes and cite their paths.
- Safe Creation and Editing: Preserve YAML frontmatter, tags, wiki links, embeds, and formatting while making targeted edits, and confirm paths and content before writing new notes.
- Clear Boundaries: Never scan the home directory, ingest entire vaults into memory by default, or modify Bear's internal database; provide ready-to-paste Markdown when writes are disallowed.
- Use Case: Mount your Obsidian vault into the workspace, then ask the assistant to find all notes tagged with a project name and append a meeting summary to the correct note without breaking existing links.
Quick Start
Mount your Obsidian vault into the workspace and ask the assistant to search the vault for notes about a specific topic and summarize what it finds with note paths.