obsidian-process-pageslisted

# obsidian-process-pages Replicate the manual cleanup workflow for the vault's `pages/` archive (old, flat, unsorted notes) so an agent can process them in batches instead of one at a time by hand. Processes notes **alphabetically from the top of `pages/`**, in full, one at a time. Run this skill from the vault root (the Obsidian Zettelkasten vault directory). All paths below are relative to that root. Never read, write, or move anything outside it. ## Argument parsing Arguments: `<N> [--dry-run] [--enrich]` - `N` (optional, default **20**): how many notes to process this batch. - `--dry-run`: run detection + plan the transform and destination for each note, print the full report, but make **no edits and no moves**. Recommend this for a user's first run. - `--enrich` (optional, default **off**): when a referenced Person/Book/etc. note already exists but is malformed, fix it via the `obsidian-vault-add` skill (keeping any info already present in it). Never creates a new note for something that doesn't exist yet — that's out of scope even with `--enrich`. Leave this off unless the user explicitly asks. Examples: `Process 20 notes`, `Process 50 pages --dry-run`, `Process 10 notes --enrich`. If the user just says "process notes" with no number, use N=20 and tell them you did. ## Batch selection 1. List `pages/*.md` and sort alphabetically — this mirrors what the user sees at the top of Obsidian's file explorer. ```bash ls "pages/" | grep '\.md$' | sort