VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @kepano, Obsidian Skills now includes seven skills that teach AI agents to fully operate Obsidian vaults and wikis, starting with obsidian-markdown and obsidian-bases. The same post highlights much faster startup in Obsidian 1.15, shown on a personal vault with 18,000 files and 10 plugins. The post had about 640 likes and 616 bookmarks at the time of the snippet.
According to a post on X by @kepano, Obsidian Skills now includes seven skills that teach AI agents to fully operate Obsidian vaults and wikis, starting with obsidian-markdown and obsidian-bases. The same post highlights much faster startup in Obsidian 1.15, shown on a personal vault with 18,000 files and 10 plugins. The post had about 640 likes and 616 bookmarks at the time of the snippet.
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kepano says Obsidian Skills now has seven skills that teach agents to fully operate Obsidian vaults and wikis, starting with obsidian-markdown and obsidian-bases (about 640 likes, 616 bookmarks). He also highlights much faster startup in Obsidian 1.15, showing a personal vault with 18,000 files and 10 plugins. Why...
People who keep notes in Obsidian, and builders who want AI agents to work with their knowledge bases, may find a packaged way to connect the two. The source does not detail how the skills are installed or what they can change, so the next things to check are the skill documentation and whether more skills follow the first two.
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