Obsidian audit
Audit the live Obsidian vault surface, plugin set, graph config, and drift between the canonical WSL vault and the live Windows vault. Use when the graph looks wrong, plugins misbehave, or vault changes are not appearing in Obsidian.From its SKILL.md
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Obsidian Audit
Get the real Obsidian state before making changes.
Step 1, collect
~/dev/mad-house/skills/skills/obsidian-audit/scripts/audit.sh
Step 2, synthesize
Summarize only what matters:
- resolved canonical and live vault paths
- enabled core and community plugins
- graph and Extended Graph settings that affect visibility
- drift between the canonical and live vault for graph and key plugin data
- git status of both vault copies when available
Call out mismatches and risky plugin state first.
Never
- assume the Windows vault is using the same files as
~/vault - claim sync is healthy without checking the live vault path
- recommend rebase-based Obsidian Git automation as a default
What ships with it: 1 file
4.3 KB alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable
scripts/
- audit.shruns4.3 KB