If you use Obsidian and Claude code together and you're not using this repo, you're doing it on hard mode.

If you use Obsidian and Claude code together and you're not using this repo, you're doing it on hard mode. Here's the fix. It is called Obsidian-Skills. It was built by Steph Ango, the CEO of Obsidian. It's a set of skills that teaches Claude code how Obsidian actually works. Because without this, Claude is guessing. But with these skills, Claude understands the Obsidian format. It can write proper notes, create real connections between files, generate canvas maps. Installing it takes seconds. Inside your vault, run this command, /plugin marketplace add kepano/obsidian-skills, then this /plugin install obsidian-skills. And the best part, it works with Codex and open code too. So what does it actually add? 5 skills. First, obsidian-markdown. This gives Claude the basics, wiki links, embeds, call outs, properties, all the stuff that makes Obsidian Obsidian. Second, obsidian-bases. Claude can create those database-like views over your notes. Third, json-canvas. Now Claude can build mind maps and diagrams that open directly inside canvas. Fourth, obsidian-cli. Full vault control from your terminal. And fifth, defuddle. This one is underrated. It cleans messy web pages into markdown so Claude spends tokens on useful information instead of garbage HTML. Now imagine giving Claude a vault with 300 random notes. Instead of just searching them, it can understand them, find patterns, create connections, and turn that pile of notes into an actual knowledge system. And if you're running multiple AI coding workflows at the same time, DevSwarm lets you spin up multiple Claude code agents in parallel branches each working in isolated branches and VS code environments. Check it out at devswarm.ai.