obsidian（Obsidian 知识库）

Obsidian Skill

Version: 2.2.0 | SDK: Claude Code Skills 2.1+

Directory Index

• markdown/obsidian-markdown.md - Wikilinks, embeds, callouts, properties
• bases/obsidian-bases.md - Filters, formulas, database views
• canvas/obsidian-canvas.md - JSON Canvas nodes, edges, groups
• agents/obsidian-file-agent.md - Master agent (Sonnet)
• agents/obsidian-markdown.md - Markdown agent (Haiku)
• agents/obsidian-bases.md - Bases agent (Sonnet)
• agents/obsidian-canvas.md - Canvas agent (Haiku)

Comprehensive skill for creating and editing Obsidian vault files. Routes to specialized sub-skills based on file type. Self-iterative: learns your patterns and preferences over time through hot-reloadable memory.

File Type Detection

Sub-skill Routing

When to use each sub-skill:

Obsidian Markdown - Use when:

• Creating or editing .md files in Obsidian vaults
• Working with wikilinks ([[Note]]), embeds (![[Note]])
• Adding callouts, frontmatter properties, or tags
• Using Obsidian-specific syntax (block references, comments)

Obsidian Bases - Use when:

• Creating or editing .base files
• Building database-like views of notes
• Working with filters, formulas, or summaries
• Creating table, cards, list, or map views

JSON Canvas - Use when:

• Creating or editing .canvas files
• Building visual mind maps or flowcharts
• Working with nodes, edges, and groups
• Creating project boards or research canvases

Quick Syntax Reference

Markdown (.md)

[[Note Name]]              # Wikilink
![[Note Name]]             # Embed
> [!note] Title            # Callout
#tag                       # Tag

Bases (.base)

filters:
  and:
    - file.hasTag("project")
views:
  - type: table
    order: [file.name, status]

Canvas (.canvas)

{
  "nodes": [
    {"id": "1", "type": "text", "x": 0, "y": 0, "width": 300, "height": 150, "text": "# Node"}
  ],
  "edges": []
}

Progressive Loading

For detailed documentation, load the appropriate sub-skill:

• Detailed syntax → references/*.md in each sub-skill
• Working examples → examples/* in each sub-skill
• Starter templates → templates/* in each sub-skill

Self-Iterative Memory

This skill learns and improves over time:

How It Works

1. SessionStart - Loads your usage history and preferences
2. Pattern Tracking - Records which Obsidian features you use most
3. SessionEnd - Derives preferences from usage patterns
4. Hot-Reload - Changes to skill files are immediately available

Memory Storage

• Location: .claude/obsidian-memory.json in project directory
• Tracks: pattern usage, vault context, learned preferences

Memory Commands

# View usage statistics
python scripts/hooks/memory-manager.py stats

# Add a learning note
python scripts/hooks/memory-manager.py learn "Discovered useful pattern"

# Reset memory
python scripts/hooks/memory-manager.py reset

What's Tracked

Validation

Run validation scripts to check file syntax:

./scripts/validate-all.sh

Hooks Architecture

Specialized Agents

This skill uses context: fork with specialized agents for optimal Obsidian file handling.

Default Agent

• obsidian-file-agent - Master agent handling all three file types with domain-specific expertise

Domain-Specific Agents

Located in agents/ directory:

Agent Installation

For the specialized agents to work, install them to your global agents directory:

# Install all obsidian agents
./scripts/install-agents.sh

# Or manually symlink
ln -s "$(pwd)/agents/"*.md ~/.claude/agents/

Agent Selection

• The skill uses agent: obsidian-file-agent by default
• Specialized agents can be invoked directly if installed:

- Use obsidian-markdown for fast note operations - Use obsidian-bases for complex formula work - Use obsidian-canvas for visual diagram creation

References

• Obsidian Help
• JSON Canvas Spec
• Claude Code Skills Docs