Obsidian
Facilitates AI assistants to read, search, and interact with Obsidian notes via a Model Context Protocol server.
About
This Model Context Protocol (MCP) server acts as a robust bridge, allowing AI assistants like Claude to seamlessly access and manage your Obsidian vault. It provides a comprehensive suite of operations for note interaction, ranging from reading, writing, and updating content to performing advanced searches across notes, tags, and frontmatter properties. With powerful link analysis and tag management features, it transforms your Obsidian vault into a dynamic, queryable knowledge base, enhancing both personal productivity and AI-driven information retrieval. The optional Google Calendar integration further extends its utility, enabling the creation and linking of calendar events directly from your notes.
Key Features
- Manage daily notes with auto-creation and generate new notes from templates.
- Read, write, update, append, and delete Obsidian notes with frontmatter support.
- Optional Google Calendar integration to create, list, update, and delete events linked to notes.
- Search the vault by content, title, tags, or frontmatter properties with filtering.
- Analyze note relationships, including backlinks, outgoing links, related notes, and orphaned notes.
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Use Cases
- Integrating Obsidian notes with Google Calendar to link events directly to relevant meeting or project notes.
- Empowering AI assistants to query, summarize, and modify personal knowledge bases stored in Obsidian.
- Automating the creation, organization, and templating of daily notes for enhanced personal productivity.
