zotero-obsidian-collection

Annotate an entire Zotero collection by running a coordinated workflow that processes each paper individually, applying a reusable taxonomy of Theme, Problem, Innovation, Method, Baseline, and Dataset, then consolidating results into a unified labels file.

Synchronize Zotero tags with Obsidian notes by running a workflow that aggregates per-paper annotations, validates them, and generates graph-ready Obsidian notes so tags and notes stay aligned safely before applying changes.

Generate graph-ready Obsidian notes from Zotero papers by exporting a collection, running a per-paper worker for each item, aggregating results into labels and audit files, then syncing the consolidated tags to Obsidian.

Yes, you can process Zotero subcollections. The workflow applies to entire Zotero collections or subcollections, running a per-paper worker and consolidating results to ensure consistent labeling across all selected papers.

The collection-level workflow validates tags by aggregating per-paper results into an audit file, enforcing per-paper processing and aggregation, then ensuring safe synchronization of tags and notes before applying changes to Obsidian.

Zotero paper labels lack consistency without a coordinated workflow. This skill solves that by running a supervisor across the collection, calling a per-paper worker, and consolidating results into a cohesive taxonomy with validation.