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name: obsidian-worklog description: Ensures project worklogs and documentation are written to an Obsidian vault with proper naming conventions

Obsidian Worklog Skill

Purpose

This skill ensures that project worklogs, plans, and documentation are written to an Obsidian vault instead of project directories.

Worklog Location and Naming Convention

CRITICAL: When working on any project and Claude needs to create worklogs, plans, documentation, or notes:

1. Location: Write to the Obsidian worklog folder at ~/Documents/Main Vault/10-19 Logs/15 Worklogs
2. Naming Convention: {project-name}/{YYYY-MM-DD}-{title}.md
   • Example: my-app/2025-11-05-initial-setup.md
   • Example: website-redesign/2025-11-05-navigation-refactor.md

When to Use This

Apply this convention when:

• Creating project plans or roadmaps
• Documenting work sessions
• Writing progress updates
• Creating TODO lists or task breakdowns
• Documenting decisions or architectural notes
• Any other project documentation

Do NOT Use This For

• Code files (.py, .js, .tsx, etc.) - these go in the project directory
• Configuration files
• README files that should live in the project repo
• Build artifacts or generated files

File Format

Use standard Markdown with frontmatter:

Copy---
project: { project-name }
date: { YYYY-MM-DD }
tags: [worklog, { relevant-tags }]
---

# {Title}

{Content}

Example Usage

User: "Let's plan out the authentication feature for my-app"

Claude should create: ~/obsidian-vault/worklog/my-app/2025-11-05-authentication-planning.md

Path Resolution

• If the user mentions their Obsidian vault location explicitly, use that path
• Default to ~/obsidian-vault/worklog/ if not specified
• Create subdirectories as needed for each project

Important Notes

• Always confirm the Obsidian vault path with the user on first use
• Create the project subdirectory if it doesn't exist
• Use kebab-case for project names and titles in filenames
• Date format must be ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD)