vault-cleanup-auditor

You can audit your Obsidian vault by running four automated checks that identify stale drafts, incomplete files, duplicate filenames, and empty folders, producing a dated Markdown report for remediation.

Finding duplicate filenames is achieved by running a vault audit check that scans your directory structure and surfaces duplicate filenames alongside empty folders and incomplete files in a consolidated report.

Yes, you can check Obsidian vault health without external APIs by using local shell utilities like find, grep, wc, and stat to scan files and generate a Markdown audit report locally without external services.

Yes, the Obsidian vault cleanup audit applies to vaults of any size, using standard shell utilities to scan directories and produce a dated audit file without external service dependencies.

Yes, you need shell access with common utilities like find, grep, wc, stat, and date, plus write access to a vault-audit directory to save the generated Markdown report.

You generate a Markdown maintenance report by running vault checks that save a dated, prioritized audit file to vault-audit/YYYY-MM-DD-audit.md, summarizing issues for review and remediation.