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# Obsidian Obsidian vaults are normal folders on disk. Notes are usually `*.md`. Do not touch `.obsidian/`, `*.canvas` files, or plugin data unless the user explicitly asks. ## Typical Vault Structure - notes: `*.md` - config: `.obsidian/` - canvases: `*.canvas` - attachments: images, PDFs, and other files in normal folders ## Vault Location Resolve the vault path first. Use this order: 1. user-provided vault path 2. remembered vault path from `MEMORY.md` 3. `OBSIDIAN_VAULT_PATH` 4. `obsidian-cli print-default --path-only` 5. macOS config: `~/Library/Application Support/obsidian/obsidian.json` Use the vault with `"open": true`. 6. common defaults: - `~/Documents/Obsidian Vault` - `~/Documents/Obsidian` - `~/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~md~obsidian/Documents` Do not treat the current workspace as the vault unless the user explicitly says so, the workspace contains `.obsidian/`, or Obsidian's config points there. If the resolved vault came from steps 3-6, tell the user which path you found and ask for confirmation before making write changes. For read-only discovery or search, you may proceed, but note the source of the vault path. If you find a stable, unambiguous vault path, save a short fact to `MEMORY.md`, for example `Obsidian vault: /absolute/path/to/vault`. Do not save ambiguous or temporary vaults. ## Quick Start Assume: ```bash VAULT="/absolute/path/to/vault" ``` Prefer `obsidian-cli` when available for vault-aware search and safe moves. Oth