vault-organizer

Fix broken wikilinks in an Obsidian vault by running a safety-first audit that applies deterministic link recovery under conservative, triaged rules. The process repairs unresolved links in a single pass without editing your primary file content.

Obsidian vault maintenance is the process of repairing accumulated structural issues, unresolved links, and convention violations. You need it after substantial vault edits like creating, moving, renaming, or deleting files to restore indexes and refresh open-question worklists.

Regenerate indexes for misplaced notes in Obsidian by running a single-pass vault audit that updates index and state files. The organizer fixes missing indexes and triages unresolved structural issues while writing only to reporting files.

Vault-organizer does not edit your original Obsidian notes during link repair. It uses deterministic, safety-first updates that avoid modifying primary file content, writing state and report files consistently to ensure your notes remain untouched.

Yes, you need Python3 to run Obsidian vault audits and convention enforcement. The vault-organizer relies on Python3 helper scripts to execute structured audits, rename ambiguous files, and apply controlled broken-link recovery.

Yes, you can schedule automated Obsidian vault gardening with cron. The vault-organizer applies its maintenance routines when scheduled cron maintenance runs, executing structured audits and regenerating open-question reports safely.