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name: obsidian-diary description: Expertise in processing raw notes or dictations into an Obsidian Vault. It organizes content into Daily Logs and People files, resolving person aliases using the obsidian-people skill.

Obsidian Diary & Note Organizer

Description

This skill acts as an intelligent secretary for your Obsidian knowledge base. It takes raw content from Tools/chat/daily summary.md and put it into the right place, when compiling the content, it follows following steps:

1. Formats it according to your Tools/chat/daily summary.md prompt.
2. Appends diary entries to Logging/Daily/.
3. Identifies people, resolves their aliases, and updates their files in People/.
4. Extracts knowledge points to relevant documents.

You should process the raw content one section at a time, usually by day. Do not compile all sections together in a single batch.

Workflow

1. Context Loading

Copy- Read the file `Tools/chat/daily summary.md` in the vault. Follow the prompt and instructions at the top of that file to decide how to summarize and format the text.  
- The raw content that needs to be compiled is found in the `User` section.

2. Entity Resolution (Crucial)

Before writing, you must identify who is mentioned in the text.

• Step 1: Run the obsidian-people skill to get a master list of names and aliases.

  Copy~/.gemini/skills/obsidian-people/run.sh <PATH_TO_VAULT_ROOT>
  

• Step 2: Analyze the raw text. Match any names, nicknames, or references (e.g., "Jim", "Boss") to the canonical filenames returned by the script (e.g., "Jim" might match People/James.md via an alias).

3. Execution (File Editing)

A. Update Daily Log

• Target: Logging/Daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md (Use today's date).
• Action:
  1. Read the file to understand its current structure.
  2. move the raw content to the diary.
  3. add the compiled content to the diary (Please follow the instructions in Tools/chat/daily summary.md).

B. Update People Files

• Target: The matched People/<CanonicalName>.md files.
• Action:
  1. For each person mentioned, extract the relevant context or information about them.
  2. Read their file.
  3. Append a new entry (e.g., a bullet point with today's date link [[YYYY-MM-DD]]) containing this info.
  4. Leave a tag like #p/... to that people file.

C. Knowledge & Concepts

• Target: Relevant topic files (search for them if needed) or new files.
• Action: Append or insert the structured knowledge points.

D. Remove the compiled text from the raw text

• Target: The compiled raw text in Tools/chat/daily summary.md.

Example Usage

User: "Today I met with Lao Wang, we discussed the new AI project structure. Also, I realized that RAG requires better chunking strategies."

Agent Actions:

1. Read Tools/chat/daily summary.md.
2. Run obsidian-people/run.sh. Find that "Lao Wang" is an alias for People/Wang Xiaoming.md.
3. Update Logging/Daily/202X-XX-XX.md: Append the meeting note and the realization about RAG.
4. Update People/Wang Xiaoming.md: Append "- [[202X-XX-XX]]: Discussed AI project structure."
5. Update RAG.md (or similar): Append the note about chunking strategies.

Tips

The text in Tools/chat/daily summary.md is generated by speech recognition, so it may not be perfect. So try to align the people mentioned in the text with the canonical names in People/ directory. But don't change the content in People/