obsidian

# ${id} — the owner's Obsidian vault The `${id}` capability reaches an Obsidian vault **open on the owner's own machine**, over the community [Local REST API](https://github.com/coddingtonbear/obsidian-local-rest-api) plugin. Drive it with the `obsidian` command; it is on your PATH. ``` obsidian status is it reachable, and may I write to it obsidian vaults every connected vault, by the name --vault takes obsidian ls [folder] the markdown files in the vault obsidian read <file> one note: its facts, its links, its text obsidian find <words…> search the vault [--limit --context] obsidian open <file> bring it to the front in the owner's Obsidian window obsidian write <file> --body "…" write a note [--type --tag --link rel=target --title] obsidian append <file> --body "…" add to the end of one obsidian rm <file> delete one obsidian pull <file…> | --all copy vault notes into this workspace [--into <folder>] obsidian push <name…> copy workspace notes into the vault [--into <folder>] ``` Add `--json` to any of them. When more than one vault is connected, pick one with `--vault <name>`. Credentials are in your environment already (`$OBSIDIAN_URL`, `$OBSIDIAN_API_KEY`) — the command reads them itself, so never pass them on a command line. ## This is not the same knowledge base as `kb` Two knowledge bases, one format: - **`kb`** — the notes fol...