Obsidian Knowledge Manager

## Overview

Obsidian Knowledge Manager transforms your code projects into structured Obsidian knowledge bases, provides intelligent note-taking with daily journaling and periodic reviews, and creates database-like views of your notes using Obsidian Bases.

## Quick Start

1. **Install the plugin** in your OpenClaw workspace
2. **Convert a project to Obsidian** — use the `project-to-obsidian` skill to scan your codebase and generate structured notes in your vault (auto-placed in `00_Inbox/AI/`)
3. **Organize with Bases** — use the `obsidian-bases` skill to create `.base` files with table views, card views, filters, and formulas to query your notes

## Key Commands

| Command | Skill | What it does |
|---------|-------|--------------|
| "Convert this project to Obsidian" | `project-to-obsidian` | Scans your codebase, generates structured markdown notes with unified schema, outputs to `00_Inbox/AI/` |
| "Create a base view for my notes" | `obsidian-bases` | Creates `.base` files with views, filters, formulas, and summaries for database-like note querying |
| "Start my daily journal" | `obsidian-helper` | Activates daily journaling, knowledge capture, and periodic review workflows |
| "Review my knowledge base" | `obsidian-helper` | Triggers periodic review of captured notes and knowledge |
| "Create a table view of my project docs" | `obsidian-bases` | Generates table/card views with filters to browse project documentation |

## Workflow Example

1. Use **project-to-obsidian** to scan and convert a codebase into structured Obsidian notes
2. Use **obsidian-helper** to capture additional insights and maintain a daily knowledge journal
3. Use **obsidian-bases** to create filtered views and summaries across all your notes

## Tips

- **project-to-obsidian** follows a strict 5-step process (STEP 0→4) — it will ask for your confirmation before scanning
- **obsidian-bases** supports table views, card views, filters, formulas, and summaries in `.base` files
- **obsidian-helper** activates on keywords like "diary", "notes", "knowledge base", "capture", or "review"
- Combine with other documentation plugins for a complete knowledge management pipeline