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obsidian-link-graph

obsidian-link-graph

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About obsidian-link-graph

A compatibility skill for maintaining meaningful links across an existing Obsidian research vault. It focuses on canonical notes and navigation rather than producing graph artifacts by default.

Key features

  1. 01Strengthen wikilinks across project notes
  2. 02Improve clear, durable backlinks
  3. 03Route references to canonical notes
  4. 04Reduce disconnected notes without sprawl

Use cases

  1. 01Repair navigation in a research vault
  2. 02Link a new reference to an existing note

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/galaxy-dawn/claude-scholar --skill obsidian-link-graph

After installing, type/obsidian-link-graphin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Obsidian Link Graph

This is a legacy compatibility helper.

Despite the name, the current default workflow is not graph-heavy. Use this skill to repair navigation among existing canonical notes, not to generate graph artifacts by default.

Responsibilities

  • strengthen wikilinks among 00-Hub.md, 01-Plan.md, Knowledge/, Papers/, Experiments/, Results/, Writing/, and Daily/
  • improve backlinks where a durable relationship is already clear
  • help route a new reference to the best existing canonical note
  • reduce disconnected durable notes without creating concept or dataset sprawl

Link heuristics

  • Prefer one canonical note per durable object.
  • Link through stable project objects, not ad-hoc phrases.
  • Avoid overlinking every paragraph; keep only meaningful edges.
  • Prefer repairing existing links over creating new auxiliary notes.
  • If the best target is unclear, narrow the search first and use find-canonical-note from obsidian-project-memory when helpful.

Do not assume by default

  • Concepts/
  • Datasets/
  • Maps/
  • Views/
  • .canvas
  • .base

Create those only if the user explicitly asks for them.

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