vault-search

To search Obsidian notes and see connected wikilinks, this Skill performs a read-only Grep across Markdown files to match query text, then extracts one-hop wikilink neighbors to display surrounding context around the strongest hits.

Yes, you can look up a note without browsing directories by providing a query, which triggers a content search that ranks matches by hit count and link connectivity, then opens exactly the top result via an obsidian:// URI.

No, this vault search method is strictly read-only and never modifies your files. It specifically filters out excluded directories like `.obsidian/`, `Archive/`, and `Scratches/` during the search process.

The best way to find related notes for a research question is using graph-aware search, which matches content and follows one hop of wikilinks to surface and rank connected context, eliminating manual directory browsing.

Your vault search only shows one note because the Skill prioritizes results by hit count and link connectivity, resolving Glob targets to open exactly the top match in Obsidian rather than listing all files.