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# Obsidian Help The Obsidian skill family writes and reads Claude session context directly into your Obsidian vault — captures, session logs, daily activity notes, and search across everything Claude has logged. Every note written follows a consistent folder layout under `Claude/` so the vault stays clean and navigable. ## The five skills | Skill | Use when | |---|---| | `/obsidian-brief` | Loading project context before starting work — synthesizes recent notes without a search query | | `/obsidian-capture` | Saving a note, decision, or thought to the vault right now | | `/obsidian-log` | Writing a session log entry for the current Claude Code session | | `/obsidian-daily` | Viewing today's Claude activity note | | `/obsidian-search` | Finding past session logs or captures by keyword | ## 1. Identify intent Ask the user one question: **"What are you trying to do?"** Listen for these patterns: - "brief", "catch me up", "context", "what have we been working on", "load context" → `/obsidian-brief` - "capture", "save", "note", "jot", "quick note", "save this" → `/obsidian-capture` - "log", "session", "log this session", "what did we do", "record session" → `/obsidian-log` - "today", "daily", "what did I do today", "daily note" → `/obsidian-daily` - "find", "search", "look up", "what did I log about" → `/obsidian-search` ## 2. Route and hand off Once intent is clear, tell the user which skill handles it and invoke it. For example: "That's a session log — starting `/obsidi