Obsidian Daily

**Judgement:** A focused, practical skill for users who already rely on Obsidian Daily Notes and have (or can install) `obsidian-cli`. It covers the key daily-note workflows—open/create today’s note, append entries, read by date (including relative dates), and search vault content—without trying to do too much. **Key strengths:** - Aligns closely with how Obsidian Daily Notes are typically used (journals, logs, tasks, links). - Uses `obsidian-cli` and careful `date` handling (GNU/BSD) to work robustly on Unix-like systems. - Operations are additive (create/append) and read-only/search otherwise, which keeps it relatively safe for your data. **Risks / limitations:** - Requires `obsidian-cli` and a correctly configured Obsidian vault; misconfigured vault name, date format, or daily-notes folder can cause commands to fail or create notes in unexpected locations. - Designed around Unix-style `date` and shell commands; native Windows environments without WSL are likely not supported. - Because it exposes note contents and search results to the AI, there is an inherent privacy risk if your vault contains sensitive information. **Best suited for:** - Users who actively use Obsidian Daily Notes and want conversational automation for journaling, task capture, and daily logging. - Knowledge workers or students who maintain a daily work log and want quick recall of “yesterday”, “last Friday”, or arbitrary past dates. - Power users comfortable with a CLI-backed setup who want AI assistance that interacts directly with their Obsidian vault rather than a separate note system.