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@capyup/pi-obsidian
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pi extension that wraps the Obsidian CLI as typed tools — read, list, search, outline, create, append, open, backlinks, tags, and daily-append against the active vault.
A pi extension that wraps the Obsidian CLI and exposes a typed family of obsidian_* tools the agent can call directly. Lets pi read, list, search, outline, create, append, and open notes in your active Obsidian vault — without dropping into shell.
The raw obsidian CLI requires a vault=<id> prefix on every call (see your obsidian.json config). That id is opaque, the CLI has dozens of subcommands, and the agent has to remember argument shapes across turns. This extension does three things:
obsidian.json (or PI_OBSIDIAN_VAULT_ID override).promptSnippet and promptGuidelines so pi prefers obsidian_read over the generic file-read tool when the file lives inside an Obsidian vault.| Tool | What it does | Maps to |
|---|---|---|
obsidian_read | Read a note by vault-relative path | obsidian read path=… |
obsidian_list | List files in a folder, optionally filtered by extension | obsidian files folder=… ext=… |
obsidian_search | Grep-style content search with line context, optional folder scope | obsidian search:context query=… path=… limit=… |
obsidian_outline | Heading tree of a note | obsidian outline path=… |
obsidian_create | Create a new note (optional content / overwrite / open) | obsidian create path=… content=… |
obsidian_append | Append content to a note | obsidian append path=… content=… |
obsidian_prepend | Prepend content (after frontmatter) | obsidian prepend path=… content=… |
obsidian_open | Open a note in the Obsidian app, optional new tab | obsidian open path=… |
obsidian_backlinks | List backlinks to a note | obsidian backlinks path=… |
obsidian_tags | List vault tags or per-note tags, optional counts | obsidian tags … |
obsidian_daily_append | Append to today's daily note | obsidian daily:append content=… |
pi install npm:@capyup/pi-obsidian # from npm (recommended)
pi install git:github.com/capyup/pi-obsidian # from git
pi install /path/to/pi-obsidian # from local checkout (dev)
/Applications/Obsidian.app/Contents/MacOS/obsidian (auto-detected)obsidian must be on PATH, or set PI_OBSIDIAN_BINThe extension auto-detects the active vault by reading obsidian.json:
| Platform | Path |
|---|---|
| macOS | ~/Library/Application Support/obsidian/obsidian.json |
| Linux | ~/.config/obsidian/obsidian.json |
| Windows | %APPDATA%/obsidian/obsidian.json |
Selection logic:
PI_OBSIDIAN_VAULT_ID env var, if set"open": true in obsidian.jsonts)| Var | Effect |
|---|---|
PI_OBSIDIAN_VAULT_ID | Force a specific vault id |
PI_OBSIDIAN_VAULT_PATH | Optional companion to the above (for diagnostics) |
PI_OBSIDIAN_BIN | Override the path to the obsidian binary |
pi> read ops/index.md from my vault
agent calls obsidian_read { path: "ops/index.md" } → returns markdown
pi> what notes mention "tailscale exit node"?
agent calls obsidian_search { query: "tailscale exit node" } → grep-style hits
pi> log this decision into today's daily note
agent calls obsidian_daily_append { content: "- decided to ..." }
pi> open the new playbook tab in Obsidian
agent calls obsidian_open { path: "ops/tailscale/tailscale-add-windows.md", newtab: true }
git clone https://github.com/capyup/pi-obsidian
cd pi-obsidian
npm install
npm run typecheck # tsc --noEmit
npm run pack:check # npm pack --dry-run (verify files glob)
properties:* (frontmatter property) tools — TODO.command id=… (Obsidian command palette executor) — could add if useful.PI_OBSIDIAN_VAULT_ID.MIT
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pi extension that wraps the Obsidian CLI as typed tools — read, list, search, outline, create, append, open, backlinks, tags, and daily-append against the active vault.
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