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Import from Obsidian

Your agent can curate the links in your Obsidian vault, both the pages you've clipped and the links in your notes. An Obsidian vault is a folder of Markdown files, so an agent that can read files on your computer can read it directly.

How do I import my links from Obsidian?

  1. Connect your agent to Curation Space

    Copy the prompt in How do I connect my agent? into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or another agent that supports MCP, and sign in when it asks.

  2. Show it your vault

    Start your agent in your vault's folder, or tell it where the folder is. Agents that run on your computer, such as Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, can read it.

  3. Ask it to curate your links

    Paste a prompt like the one below.

Read the notes in my Obsidian vault and curate the web links in them into Curation Space. Only read the files; don't change anything in the vault.

Group the links into private curations by topic, using my folders and tags where they make sense, and give each curation a short, clear title. Before adding anything, show me the curations you'd make and how many links would go in each, and wait for my go-ahead. Then add the links, newest first. Use the sentence each link appears in as its note, and leave the note empty when the link stands alone.

What about the pages I clipped?

Notes saved with Obsidian's Web Clipper keep the page's address in their properties, often as source. Ask your agent to add the address from each clipped note, and to use your highlights or your own words in the note as the link's note.

Can my agent import just one folder?

Yes. Name the folder in the prompt, such as Clippings or Reading, and your agent reads only the notes in it.

Will my followers be sent every link?

No, as long as the curations are private while your agent adds links, which the prompt asks for. Links added to a private curation never reach your followers as new links, even after you make it public.