From obsi
Organize Obsidian vault - process input, show archived, generate MOC, find orphans
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/obsi:organizeThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /organize — Organize Obsidian Vault Help organize the Obsidian vault following the Input → Distillation → Archival workflow. ## Instructions 1. Ask the user which operation they want, or infer from context: - **input** — Review pending notes in the input folder - **archived** — Show archived notes - **moc** — Generate/update Map of Content for an area - **orphans** — Find notes with no tags or links - **tags** — Show tag statistics 2. Run the appropriate command: 3. For input processing: - Show the list of pending notes - Suggest using `obsi distill` to process...
Help organize the Obsidian vault following the Input → Distillation → Archival workflow.
Ask the user which operation they want, or infer from context:
Run the appropriate command:
obsi organize input
obsi organize archived
obsi organize moc --area "<area name>"
obsi organize orphans
obsi organize tags [--path "<path>"]
For input processing:
obsi distill to process themobsi distill "<file>" --area "<area>"For archived notes:
Remind users of the full workflow:
obsi organize input — Review pending inputsobsi distill — Process inputs to distilledobsi organize archived — View archived notesnpx claudepluginhub gitnapp/obsi-cli --plugin obsi/organizeSorts, groups, removes duplicates and unused imports, and cleans up import statements across project files following linting rules and conventions.
/organizeReorganizes Gemfile into categorized sections with comment headers and alphabetized gems within each. Defaults to current directory's Gemfile.
/organizeOrganizes workspace files into proper directories, consolidates scattered reports, validates and fixes broken links, and generates health score with detailed report.
/organizeOrganizes pending staged and unstaged git changes into multiple atomic commits by grouping into logical units, staging selectively, and using git-ai-commit.