obsidian-cli-automation
Obsidian CLI Automation
Overview
Automate Obsidian workflows with deterministic CLI commands.
Use this skill to map natural-language requests into safe, repeatable obsidian command sequences with explicit verification.
When to Use
Use this skill when requests include any of the following intents:
- Automate Obsidian workflows from terminal scripts
- Batch create, update, move, rename, or delete notes
- Operate daily notes, tasks, links, tags, aliases, properties
- Query vault structure, search content, generate hygiene reports
- Manage plugins, themes, snippets, tabs, workspace, bookmarks
- Inspect or recover history and Obsidian Sync versions
- Execute developer diagnostics commands such as
dev:*oreval
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