create-obsidian-notelisted

Capture notes into the user's personal Obsidian vault the way its conventions require, and work with its Bases and Categories. Use this WHENEVER the user wants to save, capture, or jot down a note, insight, concept, or learning into their Obsidian vault, or create or edit a Base or Category there, even if they never say "Obsidian", as long as the intent is clearly to persist something into their personal notes. Use it too when they ask where a note should go or how the vault is organized.
taewanu/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72

Install: claude install-skill taewanu/skills

# Create Obsidian note **Read `references/vault-map.md` before touching anything.** It is this skill's configuration: the vault path and how to access it, the folder table, the filename and date conventions, and which categories are tracked. Everything below is written against a generic kepano vault and resolves its concrete values from that file. A kepano-style vault's structure is not obvious, and getting it wrong produces broken links, or notes that never surface in the right view. ## One question decides the folder: who wrote it kepano's rule: *"If a note is in the root, I know it's something I wrote, or relates directly to me. References is where I write about things that exist outside my world."* So ask: **did the user author this idea, or does it exist independently in the world?** - The user's own thoughts, journal, project logs, an insight they had, go to `Notes/` (the root). - A standard concept, term, book, person, or place goes to `References/`. - A capture never goes in `Categories/`. That folder holds hub notes only, one per collection, written when you build a category rather than when you capture. "N+1 problem" lives in `References/` because it exists in the world. The user's coined observation "conservative retreat is not verification" lives in `Notes/` because they made it up. ## What kind of capture is this **A quick thought, today's work, a dated entry.** One note in `Notes/`, named by the timestamp-plus-title convention in `references/vault-map.m