
Obsidian CLI
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Control and automate an Obsidian vault from the command line: read, create, search, update notes and developer workflows (reload plugins, run JS, screenshot, DO
What it does
Obsidian CLI exposes a command-line interface to interact with a running Obsidian vault. This skill documents common commands and patterns for reading, creating, appending, searching notes, managing properties/tags, and developer-focused flows such as reloading plugins, running JavaScript in-app, capturing screenshots, and inspecting the DOM. It helps an agent perform file-targeted operations, batch edits, and developer test cycles against an open Obsidian instance.
When to use it
Use this skill whenever the user asks to read or modify notes, search vault content, create daily notes or tasks, set properties, run plugin dev cycles, or capture screenshots/DOM state for debugging. Good triggers include requests to "create a note", "search my vault for X", "append this to note Y", "reload plugin id=...", or "take a screenshot of the workspace".
What's included
- Scripts: none bundled in repo (has_scripts=false) — the SKILL.md includes command examples and usage patterns.
- References: none linked in repo (has_references=false) — points to official Obsidian CLI docs.
- Instructions: concise syntax rules, file/vault targeting, common command examples, and a developer workflow for plugin reload, error checks, and screenshots.
Compatible agents
Best used by agents that can execute and read CLI output (Claude Code, Codex, or other code-capable assistants).







