upload
Skill2 starsChanged 8 months agoMITView on GitHub
Use when uploading a Markdown note to Feishu, optionally applying public or copy/download permissions, or requesting JSON upload results for automation or the Obsidian plugin direct-share flow.
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- lemomo-ai/lemo-waketheir own version, first seen Oct 3, 2026
- drafthq/drafttheir own version, first seen Jul 30, 2026
- jjenkins/agent-image-skillstheir own version, first seen Mar 1, 2026
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- lemomo-ai/lemo-wake★ 227same name
- drafthq/draft★ 40same name
- jjenkins/agent-image-skills★ 1same name
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In this repository5 other files it gives its agents.
- configSkill
- deleteSkill
- listSkill
- obshare-cliSkill
- permissionSkill
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If you rely on Mermaid rendering through the companion plugin, configure the optional Obsidian bridge settings first.
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Files
obshare-cli upload
Upload one Markdown file to Feishu.
Syntax
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli upload <file>
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli upload <file> --public --allow-copy --allow-download
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli --json upload <file>Examples
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli upload note.md
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli upload /path/to/note.md --public
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli upload note.md --allow-copy --allow-download
conda run -n obsd obshare-cli --json upload note.mdResult
Successful output includes:
- Document title
- Document token
- Feishu URL
- Applied permission flags
- Upload time
Notes
- Required config must be complete before upload.
- Upload history is saved to
~/.obshare/history.json. --jsonis a global flag and must appear beforeupload.- If you rely on Mermaid rendering through the companion plugin, configure the optional Obsidian bridge settings first.
- In
V0.2.0, the Obsidian companion plugin calls this command as the backend for direct note sharing.
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