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Command-line reference and usage patterns for the Obsidian CLI: read/create/append notes, search vaults, manage properties, and developer workflows for plugin r
Documents how to use the Obsidian command-line interface to interact with a running Obsidian instance: creating, reading, searching, and modifying notes; targeting specific vaults and files; and developer tooling commands for reloading plugins, capturing errors, screenshots, and evaluating JS in-app. The skill is a practical CLI cookbook with syntax, parameter rules, and common patterns.
Invoke this skill when a user asks an agent to perform vault operations from the command line, to script note creation or updates, to run searches, or to assist with plugin/theme development and debugging. Useful for automation, batch edits, and developer test cycles.
Best for agents that execute shell commands or help with developer workflows (Copilot/Codex/Gemini CLI style agents) and for personal-assistant agents managing local notes.
Reference skill for the Obsidian CLI covering note CRUD, search, properties, tasks, and plugin development workflows. No bundled scripts — purely a command reference. Well-organized with clear syntax explanations and practical examples, but limited to users who have Obsidian running locally with the CLI installed.
Clean skill, no security concerns. Pure reference documentation with no executable scripts. Would benefit from scripts/ directory for vault automation tasks.
