obsidianlisted

Use when unsure which Obsidian command to use, or when someone says "obsidian help", "log something to Obsidian", "what obsidian commands are there", "obsidian?". Routes to the correct skill based on intent. Also use as a fallback when an Obsidian operation does not clearly map to capture, log, daily, search, or brief.
chuckplayer/claude-agent-pack · ★ 6 · AI & Automation · score 76

Install: claude install-skill chuckplayer/claude-agent-pack

# Obsidian Help The Obsidian skill family writes and reads Claude session context directly into your Obsidian vault — captures, session logs, daily activity notes, and search across everything Claude has logged. Every note written follows a consistent folder layout under `Claude/` so the vault stays clean and navigable. ## The five skills | Skill | Use when | |---|---| | `/obsidian-brief` | Loading project context before starting work — synthesizes recent notes without a search query (read-only, not persisted) | | `/obsidian-recap` | Writing a synthesized daily recap of the project's work to the vault (persisted) | | `/obsidian-capture` | Saving a note, decision, or thought to the vault right now | | `/obsidian-daily` | Viewing today's Claude activity note | | `/obsidian-search` | Finding past session logs or captures by keyword | > Session notes are written automatically by the Stop/SessionEnd hooks — there is > no manual "log this session" command. To turn those raw session notes into a > readable narrative, use `/obsidian-recap`. ## 1. Identify intent Ask the user one question: **"What are you trying to do?"** Listen for these patterns: - "brief", "catch me up", "context", "what have we been working on", "load context" → `/obsidian-brief` - "recap", "daily recap", "wrap up the day", "summarize today", "end-of-day summary" → `/obsidian-recap` - "capture", "save", "note", "jot", "quick note", "save this" → `/obsidian-capture` - "today", "daily", "what did I do today"