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# /subscope:pulse Weekly reflection layer. Notion is the daily-triage surface; Obsidian is the weekly-review surface where you spot patterns over time. ## Preflight Check for Obsidian vault config: ```bash cat ~/.config/subscope/obsidian.yml 2>/dev/null ``` Expected shape: ```yaml vault_path: /Users/dan/Documents/MyVault pulse_folder: subscope # optional, defaults to 'subscope' ``` If `obsidian.yml` missing: print "Obsidian vault not configured. Skip `/subscope:setup` or drop `~/.config/subscope/obsidian.yml` with a `vault_path:` line, then re-run." ## Generate digest ```bash cd "$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT" && PYTHONPATH=engine python3 -c " from subscope.lib import store, obsidian_sync with store.connect() as conn: print(obsidian_sync.build_weekly_digest(conn)) " ``` That prints the markdown digest content to stdout. ## Write to Obsidian Use the **obsidian MCP** to write the digest: 1. Compute the filename: `YYYY-WNN-pulse.md` (current ISO week) 2. Compute the path: `<vault_path>/<pulse_folder>/<filename>` (create the folder if missing) 3. Call `mcp__obsidian__create-note` with that path and the markdown body from the previous step If obsidian MCP not available (rare — Dan has it installed by default), fall back to writing the file via the host filesystem (`Bash: mkdir -p ... && cat > ...`). ## After write Print one line: ``` Pulse written: <vault_path>/<pulse_folder>/<filename> (N surfaces this week) ``` Do not print the digest body — Dan reads it in Obsidian.