在 Obsidian vault 中使用 wikilinks 和索引笔记搜索、创建并管理笔记。适用于用户想在 Obsidian 中查找、创建或组织笔记时。
obsidian-vault is a Chinese-language (translated) note-management skill from the mattpocock-skills-zh-cn collection that searches, creates, and organizes notes in an Obsidian vault using wikilinks and index notes. The problem it solves is keeping a personal knowledge base navigable without folder hierarchies: instead of directories, it relies on [[wikilinks]] and aggregating index notes to connect related topics. It is configured for a specific vault path (an AI Research vault) and prescribes a flat, link-driven organization.
The skill lays out conventions and workflows. Conventions: index notes aggregate related topics, all note names use Title Case, and organization comes from links and index notes rather than folders. Workflows cover searching notes by filename or content (using find and grep over the vault path, or the agent's own Grep/Glob tools), creating a new note as a self-contained learning unit with related [[wikilinks]] at the bottom and optional hierarchical numbering, finding related notes by grepping for backlinks to a given [[Note Title]], and locating index notes by filename pattern. The shell commands it uses are read-only searches (find, grep) plus normal note authoring.
It targets Obsidian users—particularly those maintaining a research vault—who want an agent to find, create, and cross-link notes consistently. It is a lightweight conventions-and-commands reference; the shell usage is limited to safe, read-only file searching, and there is nothing destructive or networked in it.
With links, not folders. It keeps the vault flat and connects topics through Obsidian [[wikilinks]] and aggregating index notes, using Title Case for all note names.
By searching the vault path—find by filename, grep by content, grep for [[Note Title]] to locate backlinks, and find by *Index* pattern for index notes—or by using the agent's Grep/Glob tools directly.
An Obsidian vault at the configured path (an AI Research vault) and standard file-search tooling. It assumes the flat, link-based conventions described.
No. It searches read-only and authors new notes with wikilinks; the shell commands are limited to safe find/grep lookups.
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