obsidian-daily-notelisted

# Obsidian Daily Note Append a thought, log entry, or reminder to today's daily note in an Obsidian vault without leaving the terminal. The note is created if it does not exist, and existing content is never overwritten. ## Step 0: Find the vault (once) Resolve the configuration in this order: 1. A `daily-note.config.md` file in the current project or its parents, with: ``` VAULT_PATH Absolute path to the Obsidian vault root NOTES_FOLDER Folder for daily notes relative to the vault, e.g. "Daily" or "_Notes" DATE_FORMAT File name date format, default YYYY-MM-DD ``` 2. If no config file exists: check whether the current directory (or a parent) contains a `.obsidian` folder. If so, that is the vault; read `.obsidian/daily-notes.json` for the folder and format if present. 3. Otherwise ask the user for vault path and notes folder, then offer to save the answers to `daily-note.config.md` for next time. Never guess a vault path. Writing notes into the wrong directory is worse than asking once. ## Step 1: Build the file path 1. Get today's date from the current-date context (never from training data). 2. Build the path: `VAULT_PATH/NOTES_FOLDER/<date in DATE_FORMAT>.md` ## Step 2: Write - If the file **does not exist**: create it with a `# <date>` heading, then the new section. - If the file **already exists**: read it first, then append the new section at the end. Never overwrite or reorder existing content. Section format: ```markdown ## <section title> <t