wiki-lint

To find broken wikilinks and orphaned pages in an Obsidian vault, run a health audit that detects pages with zero incoming links and identifies invalid cross-link references. The audit produces a structured health report with actionable remediation steps.

You can check for missing frontmatter in Obsidian notes by running a vault health audit that enforces frontmatter completeness. This process verifies metadata consistency across notes and flags entries lacking required provenance fields.

The best way to detect stale wiki content is to compare note update times against source document changes. This audit identifies outdated pages by tracking provenance inconsistencies and highlights notes requiring synchronization with their sources.

To verify index.md consistency with actual vault contents, run an index consistency check during a vault audit. This validation cross-references your central index file against the physical notes to detect missing entries and orphaned documents.

Yes, you can audit large Obsidian vaults for structural issues. The audit scales to handle everyday note collections and extensive vaults, identifying orphaned pages, broken wikilinks, missing frontmatter, and stale content across the entire repository.

Broken cross-links occur when wiki references are not updated after moving or renaming notes. A cross-link integrity audit identifies these broken wikilinks and provides actionable guidance for remediation to restore vault navigability.