obsidian-cron
Obsidian Scheduled Automation
Use this skill when the user wants Obsidian to do something automatically instead of manually opening the app and clicking commands.
This includes:
- daily or weekly routines
- cron jobs and
launchdagents - note maintenance or vault health checks
- scheduled exports for agent workflows
- startup bootstrapping inside Obsidian
- file-event or interval-based automation while Obsidian is open
Primary decision
Pick the execution surface before writing code.
- External scheduler + Obsidian CLI — best default for reliable scheduled jobs.
- Shell Commands plugin — best for lightweight event-driven or every-N-seconds actions while Obsidian is open.
- obsidian-cron plugin — best when the user specifically wants true cron syntax inside Obsidian and needs direct app API access.
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