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command-palette

Run, list, and inspect Obsidian commands and hotkeys from the CLI. Use when triggering a command, enumerating commands, or checking hotkey bindings.

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created
2026-04-30T00:00:00.000Z
modified
2026-09-22T00:00:00.000Z
reviewed
2026-09-22T00:00:00.000Z
name
command-palette
description
Run, list, and inspect Obsidian commands and hotkeys from the CLI. Use when triggering a command, enumerating commands, or checking hotkey bindings.
user-invocable
false
allowed-tools
Bash(obsidian *), Read, Grep, Glob
# Obsidian Command Palette ## When to Use This Skill | Use this skill when... | Use the alternative instead when... | |---|---| | Triggering a command the user would normally pick from the command palette (`Ctrl/Cmd+P`) | Running JavaScript via the developer API — use `dev-tools` | | Discovering what commands a plugin registers | Enabling/disabling a plugin entirely — use `plugins-themes` | | Looking up which hotkey is bound to a command | Setting up a workspace — use `workspaces` | The command palette is Obsidian's universal action surface — every built-in operation and every command registered by a plugin appears here. The CLI exposes the same surface, which is the leverage point for automation: any plugin command becomes scriptable without writing JavaScript. ## Prerequisites - Obsidian desktop 1.12.7+ installer with CLI enabled - Obsidian must be running ## List Commands ```bash # All available command IDs obsidian commands # Filter by ID prefix (e.g. only Templater commands) obsidian commands filter=templater # Filter to a built-in family obsidian commands filter=editor obsidian commands filter=workspace ``` Command IDs follow the `pluginid:action` convention — e.g. `editor:toggle-bold`, `workspace:split-vertical`, `dataview:dataview-rebuild-current-view`. ## Execute a Command ```bash # Run a built-in command obsidian command id=editor:toggle-bold # Run a plugin-registered command obsidian command id=templater-obsidian:insert-templater obsidian command id=dataview:dataview-rebuild-current-view # Open the command palette itself obsidian command id=command-palette:open ``` `command` always operates against the active editor / active file — there is no `file=` parameter. To run a command against a specific note, open the note first (`obsidian open file=Foo`), then run `command`. ## Hotkeys ```bash # All bound hotkeys obsidian hotkeys # Mark which entries are user-customised vs default obsidian hotkeys verbose # Count of bound hotkeys obsidian hotkeys total # Lookup the hotkey for one command obsidian hotkey id=editor:toggle-bold obsidian hotkey id=editor:toggle-bold verbose ``` ## Common Patterns ### "Run a Templater template against the current note" ```bash obsidian open file="Notes/Today" obsidian command id=templater-obsidian:replace-in-file-templater ``` ### "Find every Dataview command" ```bash obsidian commands filter=dataview ``` ### "Discover what hotkeys conflict with a new binding" ```bash obsidian hotkeys format=json | jq '[.[] | select(.hotkey == "Ctrl+Shift+P")]' ``` (Requires the user's installed `jq`; the CLI itself does not pipe.) ## Agentic Optimizations | Context | Command | |---------|---------| | List all commands | `obsidian commands` | | Filter commands by prefix | `obsidian commands filter=PREFIX` | | Run a command | `obsidian command id=PLUGIN:ACTION` | | List hotkeys (structured) | `obsidian hotkeys format=json` | | Lookup one hotkey | `obsidian hotkey id=PLUGIN:ACTION` | | Show user-customised hotkeys | `obsidian hotkeys verbose` | ## Related Skills - **plugins-themes** — Enable the plugin before its commands become available - **workspaces** — Set up an editor state, then run a command against it - **dev-tools** — When a command doesn't exist for what you need
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