vault-capture
Vault Capture
Save a URL as a formatted Obsidian note in the vault. Extracts content via defuddle, generates structure and wikilinks, files into a new project folder.
Workflow
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Extract content from the URL:
defuddle parse <url> --md defuddle parse <url> -p title defuddle parse <url> -p description defuddle parse <url> -p domainIf defuddle is not installed:
npm install -g defuddle -
Determine a folder name following vault conventions:
- Format:
snake_casewith source/author suffix when known - Examples:
agent_routing_patterns_anthropic,obsidian_cli_guide_kepano,mcp_servers_overview_ai_labs - Check the URL domain + page title to construct a descriptive slug
- Format:
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