wiki-update

To sync project knowledge to an Obsidian wiki, run the wiki update command from your current workspace. It reads local config, the vault, and project metadata to distill insights and push structured pages with consistent frontmatter directly into Obsidian.

The best way to structure Obsidian wiki pages for multiple projects is using a standardized format with frontmatter. This skill automatically organizes content into projects/<project-name>/, concepts/, skills/, and references/ directories to maintain a consistent knowledge base.

Yes, you can preserve provenance and sources when updating your Obsidian wiki. The synchronization process is provenance-aware, meaning it explicitly maintains original references and traceability for decisions, architecture, and lessons learned during cross-project knowledge distillation.

Yes, the wiki update skill works across multiple projects with different local configs. It automatically reads your local configuration, the Obsidian vault, and project metadata to determine what knowledge to push, how to structure the pages, and where to place them.

You can update existing Obsidian wiki pages without losing previous project metadata because the skill enforces a standardized page format with frontmatter. During updates, it preserves provenance and sources while seamlessly integrating new contextual project insights into the vault.

You need to distill project knowledge into a centralized Obsidian vault when you want quick access to cross-project decisions, architecture details, and lessons learned. This process extracts contextual insights from your current workspace and structures them for centralized reference.