Obsidian Vault
The Obsidian Vault Skill connects your existing Obsidian vault to Aori. Aori indexes your Markdown notes and can search them to answer questions, pull relevant context, create new notes, and append content to existing ones.
What Aori Can Do
Section titled “What Aori Can Do”- Search and read: Aori indexes your vault’s Markdown files. Headings (H2/H3 sections) become searchable knowledge sections.
- Create new notes: Aori can create new
.mdfiles in your vault when asked. - Append to notes: Aori can append content to existing notes, in sections marked
<!-- aori:managed -->. It does not rewrite or delete content outside these sections.
What Aori Does Not Do
Section titled “What Aori Does Not Do”- Rewrite or delete your manually authored content
- Access files outside the chosen vault folder
- Go to Settings → Connections → Skills → Obsidian Vault.
- Tap Choose Vault and select your Obsidian vault folder using the system folder picker.
- Aori will begin indexing the vault.
- Once indexed, your notes are available as a knowledge source in all conversations.
Platform support: Desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux) and Android.
How the Index Works
Section titled “How the Index Works”Aori splits your Markdown files into sections at each H2 and H3 heading. Each section is independently searchable. When you ask Aori a question, it retrieves the most relevant sections and uses them as context.
Privacy
Section titled “Privacy”Your Obsidian vault files stay on your device. When you ask a question that requires vault content, relevant note sections are sent to your chosen AI provider as part of the conversation. Vault contents are never sent to Aori servers.
Re-Indexing
Section titled “Re-Indexing”If you add or modify notes in the vault, trigger a re-index manually from Settings → Memory → Re-index to update Aori’s knowledge.
Removing the Skill
Section titled “Removing the Skill”Go to Settings → Connections → Skills → Obsidian Vault and tap Remove Vault. This disconnects the vault from Aori but does not delete or modify your vault files.