vault-import

What problem does it solve?

Importing existing markdown collections, Obsidian vaults, or git repos into an llm-wiki requires repeated manual steps: moving or copying files, preserving history, adding consistent frontmatter, creating wiki structure, and auditing content placement. This Skill reduces friction by analyzing an existing repository or folder, proposing a migration plan, and creating the llm-wiki scaffolding while preserving user data and git history.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Detect & Report: Scans the source folder or repo to count markdown files, detect Obsidian config, and summarize structure before any changes.
• Interactive Migration Plan: Suggests classification (raw sources vs wiki pages vs entities/concepts), prompts the user to move or copy, and avoids automatic, destructive moves without confirmation.
• Structure & Metadata: Creates vault directories (raw, wiki subfolders), adds or patches YAML frontmatter for wiki pages, generates index.md, log.md, and CLAUDE.md, and commits changes preserving git history when present.
• Use Case: Move an old Obsidian vault or a public knowledge repo into llm-wiki to begin incremental ingestion, linting, and LLM-powered summarization.

Quick Start

Run the command /vault-import ~/path/to/source --name my-research --domain ai-research to analyze the source and interactively import it into vaults/my-research.