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Reference and usage guide for the Obsidian CLI: read, create, search, and manage notes, plus developer commands for plugin/theme development and debugging.
A practical command-line reference for interacting with a running Obsidian vault via the official Obsidian CLI. Covers syntax, common command patterns (create, read, append, search), vault/file targeting, and developer workflows for plugin/theme testing and debugging.
Use this skill when you need to script or automate Obsidian tasks from the command line, manage notes programmatically, run plugin dev cycles (reload, check errors), or capture screenshots/DOM for debugging. Requires Obsidian to be open.
Useful for agents that can run shell commands or interact with a user's local environment (OpenClaw-like agents, Copilot-run workflows).
Obsidian CLI skill provides comprehensive command-line control over Obsidian vaults — reading, creating, searching notes, managing tasks, and debugging plugins. No bundled scripts; the skill is purely a reference guide for the `obsidian` CLI. Documentation is clear and well-structured with good syntax explanations and common patterns. The `eval` command introduces a minor shell injection risk if user input is unsanitized.
Clean skill, well-documented. No security concerns beyond the inherent risk of eval. No scripts to test.
