dsh-obsidian

DSH is iterating fast, and its public cordis API changes often break the upstream wiki-skills and wiki-tools plugins. Meanwhile, splitting skills and tools into two separate packages makes personal setup awkward, since you almost always need both and must track two update cycles. dsh-obsidian merges the two into a single, unified plugin with a clear v2.x migration path, turning your Obsidian vault into a self-organizing AI second brain.

The core capability is a complete LLM Wiki workflow: wiki_query performs BM25 retrieval over your vault, returning snippets and link graphs; wiki_write handles single-page writes with frontmatter completion and source-hash deduplication; wiki_lint runs health checks for duplicates, dead links, orphans, and empty sections; wiki_scaffold bootstraps the directory structure; wiki_rename and wiki_list cover day-to-day maintenance. At the skill layer you get wiki-ingest (capture sources), wiki-query (cited answers), save (archive conversation insights), and a think (10-principle reasoning loop), plus Obsidian Flavored Markdown, Bases, and JSON Canvas format skills so the AI can both retrieve and reason fluently.

This plugin is aimed at anyone already managing personal knowledge in an Obsidian vault who wants DeepSeek woven into their daily workflow. You no longer juggle two plugins or track cordis API drift-installs one package and let the AI read, write, lint, and reason across your notes, turning scattered ideas into a searchable, evolving second brain.