mcp-obsidian-cli
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Scored across 23 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (read, search, create, delete, etc.), and the descriptions are detailed enough to avoid confusion. The main overlap is between obsidian_move and obsidian_rename (move can also rename), and the generic obsidian tool intentionally overlaps with all convenience tools, but the cheatsheet and tool descriptions clarify when to use each.
Tool names consistently use the obsidian_ prefix and snake_case, which is predictable. However, the bare 'obsidian' tool breaks the pattern, and naming styles mix verbs (read, search, create) and nouns (tags, files, history), creating minor inconsistency.
At 23 tools, this fits the 16-25 'borderline heavy' range. Each tool wraps a distinct CLI verb and earns its place, but the set feels bloated, especially with the generic obsidian tool that can already perform any command.
The surface covers a wide range of Obsidian operations: CRUD for notes, daily notes, templates, properties, tags, tasks, search, backlinks, history, and outline. Minor gaps exist: there is no convenience tool for editing a note's content (only property_set and daily_append), but the generic obsidian tool can handle this via CLI commands.