Obsidian Markdown
Write and organize Obsidian notes with wikilinks, properties, callouts and embeds for a personal knowledge base.
Features
- Write Obsidian wikilinks, embeds, callouts and properties.
- Organize Markdown notes and knowledge relationships while preserving Obsidian syntax.
When to use it
Useful for personal knowledge bases, project notes and turning scattered material into linked documents.
Before you start
Requires a readable and writable Markdown notes folder. View Obsidian-specific syntax in Obsidian.
Usage example
Follow this illustrative workflow, replacing file names and goals with your own project details.
Create an entry point for project notes
- What to prepare
- An Obsidian folder with project descriptions, meeting notes and task notes.
- Workflow
- Read existing files, add an index and useful wikilinks, and preserve original content and file names.
- Expected deliverables
- index.md, resolvable links and properties, and a list of changed files.
Recommended prompts
Replace the bracketed placeholders, then paste into an AI tool with this skill installed. Prompts follow the interface language; copying preserves the full text and line breaks.
Supported AI tools
- Claude CodeTerminal in your project folder
- CodexTerminal in your project folder
- OpenCodeTerminal in your project folder
These tools appear in the Skills CLI support list. Task results depend on the model, project and required runtime.
Installation
Requires Node.js 22.20 or later. The command selects this skill; follow the installer to confirm its location in the project.
Run in: Terminal in your project folder
Install into the selected tool with Skills CLI. The original project also documents other installation methods.
npx skills add kepano/obsidian-skills --skill obsidian-markdown -a claude-codeRestart the tool or open a new session, then mention this skill when describing your task.
Check the official setup guideSource and license
This guide summarizes the original skill definition, README and setup documentation. Models, accounts and external services are provided by their respective tools.