What problem does it solve? Setting up Obsidian confuses non-technical users: they do not know what a vault is, where their notes should live, or how to import from Apple Notes, Granola, Notion, and other tools. This Skill walks a user through vault setup as a guided pairing session rather than a manual, with a script that detects their current state and names the exact next step. ## Core Features & Use Cases - State detection and guided setup: vault.py check reports whether Obsidian is installed, whether vaults exist, and whether notes are loose or organized, then prints the single next command. - Import routing by tool: Reference guides cover migrating notes from Apple Notes, Granola, Notion, Otter, Evernote, OneNote, Google Keep, paper notebooks, and more, always into a named subfolder without touching originals. - Safe organization: plan proposes subfolders based on recurring filename words, and organize moves files only with --apply, never overwriting or deleting content. - Use Case: A staff member with notes scattered across Apple Notes and Granola asks for help. The assistant runs check, asks what they use, initializes their existing folder as a vault, imports their notes, and shows them search, the quick switcher, and backlinks. ## Quick Start Help me set up Obsidian by checking what I already have and turning my existing notes folder into a vault.
