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Create, inspect, and edit Obsidian Canvas files using the JSON Canvas format. Use for `.canvas` nodes, edges, groups, file cards, text cards, links, embeds, layout, or Canvas validation.
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| name | obsidian-canvas |
| description | Create, inspect, and edit Obsidian Canvas files using the JSON Canvas format. Use for `.canvas` nodes, edges, groups, file cards, text cards, links, embeds, layout, or Canvas validation. |
Canvas files are JSON with top-level nodes and edges arrays. Nodes require unique IDs, types, positions, and dimensions. Edges require unique IDs and valid fromNode and toNode references.
Use direct JSON editing when the destination path and layout must be deterministic. Preserve unknown fields and use stable opaque IDs rather than array positions.
Validate syntax:
rtk jq empty "Board.canvas"
Also check for duplicate node or edge IDs and dangling edge references; JSON syntax alone is insufficient. Open the result in Obsidian for visual verification.
Use file nodes when cards should participate in backlinks and Graph view. Text-only cards do not create backlinks.
Run rtk obsidian commands filter=canvas to discover UI commands. The standard new-Canvas command depends on the active workspace location, so prefer direct JSON when an exact path is required. Consult JSON Canvas 1.0 for the current node and edge schema.
Coordinate repeatable imports of notes and attachments into an Obsidian quarantine using a SQLite import ledger. Use for Apple Notes, Notion, Raycast Notes, exports, loose files, or newly discovered note locations when separate subagents must import, review duplicates, and integrate approved notes without cluttering the vault.
Use the official Obsidian desktop CLI for general vault operations and command discovery. Trigger for reading, searching, creating, opening, moving, or updating properties in local Obsidian notes.
Create, inspect, query, and edit Obsidian Bases. Use for `.base` YAML, Base filters, formulas, views, summaries, Base embeds, or creating Markdown items represented in a Base.
Work with drawings created by the Obsidian Excalidraw community plugin. Use for creating, opening, embedding, exporting, or programmatically modifying Excalidraw drawings and Excalidraw Automate workflows.
Write and revise MathJax-compatible LaTeX notation in Obsidian Markdown. Use for inline math, display equations, aligned formulas, symbols, delimiters, or migrating mathematical notes into Obsidian.
Author and revise Mermaid diagrams embedded in Obsidian Markdown. Use for flowcharts, sequences, state diagrams, timelines, class diagrams, diagram syntax, or visualizing note relationships as text-defined diagrams.