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  • Search and retrieve relevant content from Obsidian vaults stored in iCloud Drive using tokenized queries. Summarize results to quickly find and interact with specific notes.
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  • List all notes in an Obsidian vault, optionally specifying a folder path and recursive search. Retrieve a structured view of notes for organization or AI integration with the MCP server.
    MIT
  • Remove a note from the Obsidian vault by specifying its path, enabling direct management of notes through the MCP server for efficient knowledge base organization.
    MIT
  • Retrieve and read the content of specific notes within an Obsidian vault using the MCP server. Input a note path to access its entire text for integration or analysis.
    MIT
  • Generate and save new notes directly into an Obsidian vault by specifying the file path and content. Simplifies creating structured notes within your knowledge base.
    MIT
  • Access and retrieve specific content from your Obsidian knowledge base by entering a search query, enabling efficient navigation and management of notes within the MCP server.
    MIT

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