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Capture a web article from a URL into an Obsidian vault as an EMS Article entity note: fetch page, extract main body, create note via Obsidian CLI with article properties (`is`, `url`, `title`, `author`, `publisher`, `published`, `date`). Use when user says 'save this article', provides a URL to download, or wants the body saved as Markdown.

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Obsidian Article Capture (EMS)

Capture a web article into your Obsidian vault as an EMS Article entity note.

When referencing vault files in responses, use wikilinks per [[utilities/Assistant Conventions]].

Prerequisite: Obsidian must be running (CLI commands require it). See the obsidian-cli skill for setup.

Workflow

Fetch
- Use functions.webfetch with format: markdown.
Extract
- Keep: title, lede, body paragraphs, meaningful lists, blockquotes.
- Drop: menus, share links, post navigation, "leave a reply", and comments.
Pick a path
- Default: atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author or Publisher>.md.
- Sanitize filename: remove /\:*?"<>|, collapse whitespace.
- If a note already exists for the same URL, update it instead of creating a duplicate.
Ensure EMS wiring exists
- entity-schemas.json includes an Article entry (required: is, in, date, url; propertyValues.is = atlas/entities/article).
- atlas/entities/article.md exists (stub OK; matches other entity notes).

Create the note via CLI

# Create the note with body content (no frontmatter — CLI handles properties)
obsidian create path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" content="<body>"

Set properties via CLI

obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=is value="[[atlas/entities/article]]"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=in value="[[atlas/collections/Web Articles.base]]" type=list
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=date value="<YYYY-MM-DD>" type=date
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=url value="<url>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=title value="<title>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=author value="<author>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=publisher value="<publisher>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=published value="<date>" type=date
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=status value="unread"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=saved_via value="webfetch"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=canonical_source value="<url>" type=list

Skip optional properties (author, publisher, published) if the data is not available.
date is always today's date (capture date). published is the article's original publication date.

Format body
- Start with # <Title>.
- Preserve blockquotes as > blocks.
- Add ## Source at the end with the URL.

Property Schema

Property	Type	Required	Description
`is`	link	yes	`[[atlas/entities/article]]`
`in`	list	yes	`[[atlas/collections/Web Articles.base]]`
`date`	date	yes	Capture date (today)
`url`	text	yes	Source URL
`title`	text	yes	Article title
`author`	text	no	Author name
`publisher`	text	no	Publisher/site name
`published`	date	no	Original publication date
`status`	text	no	Default: `unread`
`saved_via`	text	no	Default: `webfetch`
`canonical_source`	list	no	Canonical URL(s)

Guardrails

Do not include comments unless asked.
Do not overwrite existing properties; only add missing fields.
If the note already exists (check with obsidian read), update properties with property:set rather than recreating.

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name	obsidian-article-capture
description	Capture a web article from a URL into an Obsidian vault as an EMS Article entity note: fetch page, extract main body, create note via Obsidian CLI with article properties (`is`, `url`, `title`, `author`, `publisher`, `published`, `date`). Use when user says 'save this article', provides a URL to download, or wants the body saved as Markdown.

Obsidian Article Capture (EMS)

Capture a web article into your Obsidian vault as an EMS Article entity note.

When referencing vault files in responses, use wikilinks per [[utilities/Assistant Conventions]].

Prerequisite: Obsidian must be running (CLI commands require it). See the obsidian-cli skill for setup.

Workflow

Fetch
- Use functions.webfetch with format: markdown.
Extract
- Keep: title, lede, body paragraphs, meaningful lists, blockquotes.
- Drop: menus, share links, post navigation, "leave a reply", and comments.
Pick a path
- Default: atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author or Publisher>.md.
- Sanitize filename: remove /\:*?"<>|, collapse whitespace.
- If a note already exists for the same URL, update it instead of creating a duplicate.
Ensure EMS wiring exists
- entity-schemas.json includes an Article entry (required: is, in, date, url; propertyValues.is = atlas/entities/article).
- atlas/entities/article.md exists (stub OK; matches other entity notes).

Create the note via CLI

# Create the note with body content (no frontmatter — CLI handles properties)
obsidian create path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" content="<body>"

Set properties via CLI

obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=is value="[[atlas/entities/article]]"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=in value="[[atlas/collections/Web Articles.base]]" type=list
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=date value="<YYYY-MM-DD>" type=date
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=url value="<url>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=title value="<title>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=author value="<author>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=publisher value="<publisher>"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=published value="<date>" type=date
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=status value="unread"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=saved_via value="webfetch"
obsidian property:set path="atlas/notes/<Title> - <Author>.md" name=canonical_source value="<url>" type=list

Skip optional properties (author, publisher, published) if the data is not available.
date is always today's date (capture date). published is the article's original publication date.

Format body
- Start with # <Title>.
- Preserve blockquotes as > blocks.
- Add ## Source at the end with the URL.

Property Schema

Property	Type	Required	Description
`is`	link	yes	`[[atlas/entities/article]]`
`in`	list	yes	`[[atlas/collections/Web Articles.base]]`
`date`	date	yes	Capture date (today)
`url`	text	yes	Source URL
`title`	text	yes	Article title
`author`	text	no	Author name
`publisher`	text	no	Publisher/site name
`published`	date	no	Original publication date
`status`	text	no	Default: `unread`
`saved_via`	text	no	Default: `webfetch`
`canonical_source`	list	no	Canonical URL(s)

Guardrails

Do not include comments unless asked.
Do not overwrite existing properties; only add missing fields.
If the note already exists (check with obsidian read), update properties with property:set rather than recreating.