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obsidian-cli

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Control Obsidian from terminal - create notes, append content, search, manage tasks

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    Use obsidian.exe or create alias

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SKILL.md

Obsidian CLI Skill

Control Obsidian from terminal for automation and integration.

Prerequisites

  1. Obsidian 1.12.4+ installed
  2. Enable CLI in Obsidian: Settings → General → Command line interface
  3. Obsidian app must be running

Common Commands

Daily Notes

# Open today's daily note
obsidian daily

# Append to daily note
obsidian daily:append content="- [ ] New task"

# Prepend to daily note
obsidian daily:prepend content="# Important"

Create & Edit Files

# Create new note
obsidian create name="Note Name" content="# Title\n\nContent"

# Create from template
obsidian create name="Meeting" template=Meeting

# Append to file
obsidian append file=README content="\n## New Section"

# Read file content
obsidian read file=README

Search

# Search vault
obsidian search query="meeting notes"

# Search with context
obsidian search:context query="TODO"

Tasks

# List all tasks
obsidian tasks

# List tasks from daily note
obsidian tasks daily

# Mark task as done
obsidian task file=README line=5 done

Properties

# Set property
obsidian property:set name=status value=done file=README

# Read property
obsidian property:read name=status file=README

Vault Targeting

# Target specific vault
obsidian vault="My Vault" daily

# Target by path (if cwd is vault folder, auto-detected)
obsidian daily

Output Options

# Copy output to clipboard
obsidian read --copy

# JSON format
obsidian tasks format=json

WSL Notes

Since Obsidian runs on Windows, WSL needs special handling:

  • Use obsidian.exe or create alias
  • Or use Windows path: /mnt/c/Users/.../Obsidian.exe

Integration Examples

Auto-append to daily note

# Add completion to daily note
obsidian daily:append content="✅ Completed task at $(date)"

Create project document

obsidian create path="项目/新项目/需求文档.md" content="# 需求\n\n## 功能\n- 功能1\n- 功能2"

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