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obsidian-semantic-linker

Appends a Related Notes section with wiki-links to semantically similar notes in your Obsidian vault. Use when asked to link notes, find related ideas, or process semantic connections.

First seen Jun 22, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add rami-maalouf/ai-agents-config --skill obsidian-semantic-linker

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SKILL.md

Obsidian Semantic Linker

This skill analyzes your notes and creates automated cross-links based on semantic similarity.

Features

  • Smart Linking: Uses local embeddings to find notes with similar meaning, even if they use different keywords.
  • Auto-Wait: If new files are being processed, it can poll the database until they are indexed by Obsidian.
  • Non-Destructive: Only appends links if a "Related Notes" section doesn't already exist.

Usage

Trigger it by asking: "Link my new notes in the unprocessed folder" or "Process semantic links for my vault".

Parameters

  • target_dir: The directory to scan for files to link (defaults to unprocessed/).