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vaultage-search

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Search the Obsidian vault using semantic embeddings or SQL queries on frontmatter. Set your vault path via environment variable: Options: - --query: Search query text - --n-results: Number of results (default 10) - --folder: Filter to specific folder - --where: JSON filter for metadata Available columns: path, folder, filename, title, status, priority, due, tags, created, modified The search scripts require: - Python 3.10+ - sqlite-vec or chromadb for embeddings - sentence-transformers for embedding generation Install dependencies:

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SKILL.md

Vaultage Search Skill

Search the Obsidian vault using semantic embeddings or SQL queries on frontmatter.

Configuration

Set your vault path via environment variable:

export VAULTAGE_PATH="$HOME/Documents/Vaultage"  # Customize to your vault location

Trigger Phrases

  • "search vault for"
  • "find in vaultage"
  • "query vault notes"
  • "semantic search"

Usage

Semantic Search (embeddings-based)

python "$VAULTAGE_PATH/.claude/skills/vault-search/scripts/search.py" --query "your search query" --n-results 10

Options:

  • --query: Search query text
  • --n-results: Number of results (default 10)
  • --folder: Filter to specific folder
  • --where: JSON filter for metadata

SQL Query (frontmatter database)

python "$VAULTAGE_PATH/.claude/skills/vault-search/scripts/dataview.py" "SELECT path, title FROM notes WHERE status = 'active' ORDER BY modified DESC LIMIT 20"

Available columns: path, folder, filename, title, status, priority, due, tags, created, modified

Rebuild Index

python "$VAULTAGE_PATH/.claude/skills/vault-search/scripts/index.py"

Setup

The search scripts require:

  • Python 3.10+
  • sqlite-vec or chromadb for embeddings
  • sentence-transformers for embedding generation

Install dependencies:

pip install chromadb sentence-transformers pyyaml

PARA Structure

  • 00_Inbox: Unprocessed items
  • 01_Projects: Active projects with deadlines
  • 02_Areas: Ongoing responsibilities
  • 03_Resources: Reference materials
  • 04_Archive: Completed/inactive items

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