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obsidian-project-kb-core

Organize research knowledge by project in Obsidian, from creating folder structures and routing notes to maintaining daily logs, plans, and indexes. It also manages note changes and coordinates checks for broken links and registry consistency.

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Use this as the main Claude Scholar skill for a vault-first, project-scoped Obsidian research knowledge base rooted at Research/{project-slug}/. It owns bootstrap, routing, daily logging, hub/plan/index maintenance, registry updates, lifecycle actions, and lint orchestration.

Works withObsidian
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Good for

  • Setting up an Obsidian workspace for a research project
  • Organizing sources, research notes, and experiment results
  • Updating daily logs, project plans, and indexes
  • Checking broken links and note registry consistency

Files included (16)

  • SKILL.md2.2 KB
  • references/BINDING-LAYER.md482 B
  • references/DAILY-PROMOTION.md563 B
  • references/DIRECTORY-SCHEMA.md753 B
  • references/HUB-PLAN-INDEX.md1.0 KB
  • references/LIFECYCLE.md927 B
  • references/LINT.md433 B
  • references/REGISTRY.md857 B
  • scripts/kb_canvas_check.py1.9 KB
  • scripts/kb_common.py30.6 KB
  • scripts/kb_index_check.py1.8 KB
  • scripts/kb_link_check.py2.5 KB
  • scripts/kb_lint.py9.6 KB
  • scripts/kb_registry_check.py2.1 KB
  • scripts/kb_scaffold.py1.6 KB
  • scripts/project_kb.py20.7 KB

SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

Obsidian Project KB Core

This is the main workflow authority for project-scoped Obsidian knowledge maintenance.

Default project root:

Research/{project-slug}/

Default structure:

00-Hub.md
01-Plan.md
02-Index.md
Sources/
Knowledge/
Experiments/
Results/
  Reports/
Writing/
Daily/
Maps/
Archive/
_system/

Core rules

  • Keep all durable project knowledge inside the current Research/{project-slug}/.
  • Keep repo-local .claude/project-memory/* only as the runtime binding layer.
  • _system/registry.md is the only visible project registry.
  • 02-Index.md is a human navigation note, not a registry mirror.
  • Maps/ is a derived-artifact area; do not generate non-essential canvases by default.
  • Results/Reports/ is the default subdirectory for round and batch experiment reports.

Responsibilities

  • detect and bind the current repo to a project root
  • bootstrap the project skeleton
  • route notes into Sources / Knowledge / Experiments / Results / Results/Reports / Writing / Daily / Maps / Archive
  • update 00-Hub.md, 01-Plan.md, 02-Index.md
  • update _system/registry.md, _system/schema.md, _system/lint-report.md
  • handle note lifecycle actions: create, update, rename, archive, purge, promote, and link repair
  • run deterministic health checks through helper scripts

Deterministic helpers

Use the scripts under scripts/ for:

  • scaffold
  • registry consistency
  • link checks
  • index checks
  • canvas checks
  • lint aggregation

Use agents for:

  • note routing
  • daily promotion decisions
  • source vs knowledge judgment
  • stable-result judgment
  • semantic Hub and Index updates

Read next

  • references/DIRECTORY-SCHEMA.md
  • references/HUB-PLAN-INDEX.md
  • references/REGISTRY.md
  • references/DAILY-PROMOTION.md
  • references/LIFECYCLE.md
  • references/LINT.md
  • references/BINDING-LAYER.md

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