Obsidian Assistant

Obsidian 知识管理专家助手（黑曜石助手）。当用户提到 Obsidian、知识库、笔记、vault、双向链接、标签整理、Dataview 查询、模板、知识图谱、MOC、每日笔记、Inbox 整理、笔记分类、Obsidian 插件配置、知识管理方法论（PARA/Zettelkasten/卡片盒），或者询问如何...

This skill mostly does what it claims (learns your Obsidian setup and produces templates), but you should be aware of a few things before installing: - Privacy/persistence: the assistant stores a persistent profile (references/habit-patterns.md) containing your Vault path, directory layout, plugin list, high-frequency operations, and other metadata. Ask where that file is stored by the platform, who can read it, and how to delete it. If you don't want that data persisted, decline or refuse to provide sensitive details. - CLI/command inconsistency: the README mentions using the Obsidian CLI, but the skill doesn't declare any required binaries. Clarify whether the agent will attempt to run CLI commands (which would require execution privileges) or whether you must paste command outputs yourself. - Tool permissions: the SKILL.md references a 'replace_in_file' tool to update profiles. Confirm whether that tool exists in your environment and what filesystem access it has. If you are not comfortable with automatic writes, request that changes be previewed and approved before being saved. - Data you paste: avoid pasting secret content (API tokens, SSH keys, full file contents you don't want stored). Directory listings and file names can reveal sensitive structure; consider redacting paths if needed. - When in doubt: ask the skill author (or the platform) to confirm: (1) does the assistant ever send profile data to external servers (none is declared here), (2) where is the profile persisted, and (3) how can you fully remove all stored profile data if you uninstall the skill. Given the persistent-memory design and the undeclared reliance on tools/CLI, proceed only if you accept the privacy trade-offs and have clarified the above points.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: obsidian-assistant Version: 1.0.0 The skill functions as an automated Obsidian vault assistant that proactively maps the user's file system and records usage habits. It utilizes risky capabilities including direct file system access (reading/writing notes) and shell command execution (e.g., 'find', 'ls') to analyze vault structures and metadata. While these actions are aligned with the stated purpose of workflow optimization, the automated collection and persistence of user data into 'references/habit-patterns.md' and the broad access to personal knowledge bases constitute high-risk behaviors that warrant a suspicious classification under the provided guidelines.