Obsidian

Work with Obsidian vaults (plain Markdown notes) and automate via obsidian-cli. The skill's instructions are plausible for automating Obsidian via obsidian-cli, but there are several inconsistencies and privacy-relevant actions (reading a user config file) that aren't declared or explained. This skill appears to be written to automate Obsidian via obsidian-cli, but it has some red flags you should consider before installing or granting it access: - The SKILL.md instructs the agent to read the user file '~/Library/Application Support/obsidian/obsidian.json' to discover vaults. That is a personal config file in your home folder — confirm you are comfortable letting the agent read it, or run the skill in a sandbox/test account or with a test vault. - The package metadata is inconsistent: the registry shows no required binaries or install steps, yet the SKILL.md requires 'obsidian-cli' and suggests installing it from a third-party Homebrew tap (yakitrak). If you plan to install that formula, verify the tap and formula source before trusting it. - The instructions assume macOS paths and an installed Obsidian desktop app; there is no OS restriction declared. If you are not on macOS, the config path will not exist and the behavior may be undefined. - Because the skill performs file operations (create/move/delete), double-check any commands it will run and consider limiting operations to a dedicated test vault until you confirm correct behavior. If you want this skill, ask the developer to: (1) make declared requirements and install metadata match the SKILL.md, (2) explicitly declare the config file path as a required config/data access, and (3) use an official obsidian-cli distribution source or document the brew tap provenance. If you are unsure, treat this as suspicious and avoid giving it access to your real vaults.

• • Run a minimal workflow with Obsidian and verify output quality + runtime logs.
• • Validate install command, load behavior, and rollback in a clean environment.

• • Build a focused agent workflow using Obsidian as one capability node.
• • Combine this skill with a retrieval/search skill and compare output quality.