vault-audit

You can detect and resolve broken links in an Obsidian vault by running a comprehensive audit that scans link integrity, identifies unresolved references, and generates a detailed health report for resolution.

A vault audit is a 7-phase diagnostic process for Obsidian that checks for structural issues, duplicate notes, broken links, frontmatter inconsistencies, and MOC integrity to ensure your vault remains well-organized and maintained.

To detect duplicate notes in an Obsidian vault, trigger a comprehensive audit which includes a duplicate detection phase that scans your files and flags redundant content for review and consolidation.

Yes, you can run an Obsidian vault audit in multiple languages, as the audit process includes multilingual support with specific triggers allowing you to initiate the review and health report generation in your preferred language.

You can check frontmatter consistency by running a vault audit that includes a dedicated frontmatter review phase, scanning your Obsidian notes to identify missing or malformed metadata and providing actionable fixes.

The best way to perform a weekly review of an Obsidian vault is to trigger a comprehensive 7-phase audit using a command like weekly review, which scans structure, links, and frontmatter to output a detailed health report.