Obsidian MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Read and search content inside an Obsidian vault to answer queries or surface relevant notes.

• 2

  Create, edit, move, or delete notes and directories programmatically as part of automated workflows.

• 3

  Manage tags across a vault, including adding/removing tags on notes or renaming a tag globally.

Description

Provides tools for programmatic access to Obsidian vaults via the Model Context Protocol, enabling reading, searching, creating, editing, moving and deleting notes, directories, and tag management across one or more vaults. It supports multi-vault setups, tag renaming across notes, and common filesystem operations for notes. The README warns that the server has read/write access and recommends backing up your vault before use.