vault-search

You can search your Obsidian vault by keyword, tag, or structured frontmatter to locate past decisions. The Skill matches terms across both session and insight notes, extracting metadata like date and project to contextualize the findings.

Yes, you can filter Obsidian notes by structured frontmatter fields. The search workflow locates matches within the frontmatter of claude-sessions and claude-insights notes, sorts results by date, and presents options to load the full notes.

The best way to recall past errors is to use a full-vault search that supports retrieval across multiple notes and projects. It returns ranked results with snippets and metadata to enable rapid retrieval of past insights and errors.

Yes, vault search works with both session notes and insight notes. It supports recall across claude-sessions and claude-insights, extracting metadata to sort results by date and present options for loading full notes.

To retrieve notes sorted by date with metadata context, the search workflow uses a multi-step process to locate matches, extract metadata, sort results by date, and present options for loading full notes with optional snapshot context.

Limitations depend on the frontmatter structure and keyword specificity. The search relies on matching keywords, tags, and structured fields within claude-sessions and claude-insights, so incomplete metadata may reduce the accuracy of cross-note references.