Automates the creation of structured meeting notes in Obsidian from transcriptions, VTT files, or raw text.
The Obsidian Meeting Orchestrator is a specialized skill for Claude Code designed to streamline the documentation process for developers following the PARA method. It intelligently detects various input sources—including live transcription text, VTT subtitle files, and existing inbox notes—to extract key metadata such as attendees, decisions, and action items. By integrating directly with your Obsidian vault, it handles speaker matching against stakeholders, inferring project context, and managing the archival lifecycle of transcription files, ensuring your knowledge base remains organized with minimal manual effort.
Key Features
01Multi-source input detection supporting VTT, Markdown, and raw clipboard text
02Standardized PARA-style organizational workflow for meeting archives
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04Interactive confirmation process for reviewing extracted details before saving
05Intelligent speaker matching against existing stakeholder lists and aliases
06Automated extraction of meeting summaries, decisions, and action items
Use Cases
01Turning a rough brain-dump or quick notes into a formal meeting record with clear action items
02Organizing and archiving raw transcription files from the inbox into the 04 Archives folder
03Converting a Zoom or Microsoft Teams VTT export into a structured Markdown meeting note
