dsh-obsidian-inbox

The most valuable insights, corrected mistakes, and new ideas from an AI conversation tend to vanish into chat history. dsh-obsidian-inbox channels long-term-worthy content from DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sessions into your Obsidian vault through a deterministic seven-step workflow: search before archive, merge before create, distill only lasting value, enforce a single primary location, and run two-level validation so every write is clean and auditable.

Before writing, the skill searches by filename, aliases, links, frontmatter, and MOC; existing entries are merged with targeted edits rather than overwritten entirely. After the write, the plugin-exposed obsidian_validate_vault tool checks LaTeX formula symbols, .obsidian JSON integrity, [[Wiki Link]] targets, and same-name ambiguities across the vault. Nothing is declared archived until validation passes. Everything ships as a dsh.bundle skill-pack with skills registered via ctx.skills and validation via ctx.tools, eliminating scattered scripts and hardcoded paths. You only need to set your vault path and map the primary folder categories to your own structure.

Built for anyone who takes notes in Obsidian while relying on DSH for study, coding, or project work. If you want conversation-level insights to become searchable, interlinked, and continuously evolving notes instead of buried chat logs, this skill provides a lightweight, deterministic bridge between the two.