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Obsidian Local REST API tools for the CodeAgent — manage vault notes, search, and metadata
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| name | obsidian-local |
| description | Obsidian Local REST API tools for the CodeAgent — manage vault notes, search, and metadata |
| platforms | ["linux","macos","windows"] |
This skill extends the CodeAgent with Obsidian vault management functions. When the Obsidian Local REST API plugin is running, these tools let you search, read, create, and update notes directly from code snippets.
OBSIDIAN_API_URL — e.g. https://127.0.0.1:27124OBSIDIAN_API_KEY — your API key from the plugin settingsThese functions are automatically available in run_code_agent when this skill is present:
obsidian_search(query, context_length=100) — full-text search across all notesobsidian_read(path) — read a note's content by vault pathobsidian_write(path, content) — create or overwrite a noteobsidian_append(path, content) — append to an existing noteobsidian_list(folder="/") — list files in a vault folderobsidian_delete(path) — delete a note# Search for all notes about "project alpha"
results = obsidian_search("project alpha")
print(results)
# Read a specific note
content = obsidian_read("Projects/Alpha/notes.md")
print(content)
# Create a daily note (datetime is available via Python stdlib)
from datetime import date
today = date.today().isoformat()
obsidian_write(f"Daily/{today}.md", f"# {today}\n\n- [ ] Morning review\n")
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