Obsidian TS MCP
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40 of 40 tools
Documented tools (40)
From project documentation. A server handshake does not verify each tool’s description or behavior.
append_to_note
Append content to the end of a note.
backlog_add
Add an item to a project's backlog.
backlog_archive
Sweep all done items into an ## Archive section.
backlog_done
Mark a backlog item done by unique ID or text, with timestamp.
backlog_done_bulk
Mark multiple backlog items done in a single call.
backlog_open
List open backlog items and backfill missing open-item IDs.
backlog_prioritise
Move a backlog item (by ID or text) to a specific position.
backlog_read
Read a project's backlog.
backlog_reorder
Reorder multiple backlog items (by IDs or text) in one call.
create_note
Create a new note, optionally from a template. Supports a path parameter for exact placement in subdirectories.
daily_append
Append content to today's daily note.
daily_note
Get or create today's daily note.
daily_prepend
Prepend content after the frontmatter of the daily note.
daily_read
Read the contents of today's daily note.
get_backlinks
Find notes that link to a given note.
get_links
List all outgoing links from a note.
get_outline
Heading structure of a note.
get_tag_info
Get detailed info about a specific tag and its files.
get_tags
List all tags with occurrence counts.
get_vault_info
Vault name, path, file/folder counts, size.
list_files
List files, optionally filtered by folder or extension.
list_properties
List all frontmatter properties used across the vault.
list_tasks
List tasks, with filters for status, file, or daily note.
list_templates
List all available templates in the vault.
move_file
Move or rename a file; Obsidian updates internal links.
prepend_to_note
Prepend content after the frontmatter of a note.
project_context
Load full project context: overview, backlog, recent sessions.
project_create
Create a new project with overview and backlog files.
project_dashboard
Cross-project dashboard with status, activity, and backlog counts.
project_list
List all projects in the vault.
project_overview
Read a project's overview metadata.
project_summary
Generate a summary of project activity over a date range.
query_base
Query an Obsidian Base and return structured results.
read_note
Read the full markdown contents of a note.
read_property
Read a frontmatter property value.
read_template
Read the contents of a template, optionally resolved.
remove_property
Remove a frontmatter property from a note.
search_vault
Full-text search with Obsidian query syntax.
set_property
Set a frontmatter property on a note.
toggle_task
Toggle a task checkbox on or off.
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FAQ
Questions about Obsidian TS MCP Server
- How do I connect Obsidian TS MCP Server to Claude?
- The project does not publish a launch command that MCPVault could verify. Open the repository linked on this page for its install steps; the listing names Claude Desktop, VS Code as compatible clients.
- Is Obsidian TS MCP Server free?
- The listed licence is MIT. Check the upstream terms for permitted use and commercial requirements; a public repository does not by itself mean the software is free or open source. Connected APIs and hosted services may have separate charges.
- What can Obsidian TS MCP Server do?
- Obsidian TS MCP Server documents 40 tools to the agent, including append_to_note, backlog_add, backlog_archive. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.