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obsidian

Use when working with Obsidian vaults, notes, tasks, properties, bases, plugins, or themes.

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# Obsidian

A single skill for everything Obsidian: the **CLI**, **Bases** (`.base` files), and **Obsidian Flavored Markdown**. Consolidates the former `obsidian-cli`, `obsidian-bases`, and `obsidian-markdown` skills.

> **Origin:** derived from `kepano/obsidian-skills` (MIT). Obsidian must be running for any CLI or MCP command to work.

## When to Use

- Interact with a vault from the command line (create/read/search/manage notes, tasks, properties).
- Build or edit a **Base** (database-like view over notes) with filters and formulas.
- Author **Obsidian Flavored Markdown** (wikilinks, embeds, callouts, properties).
- Develop or debug an Obsidian **plugin or theme**.

- User asks or mentions this skill in English (e.g., "use /obsidian", "run obsidian").