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junnnnnw00/obsidian-everywhere

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Graph + local semantic context for Obsidian, with guarded remote MCP access and edits from Codex, ChatGPT, Claude, and any MCP client.

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junnnnnw00/obsidian-everywhere

Added 3 Sept 2026

#chatgpt #claude #codex #knowledge-graph #local-first #mcp #mcp-server #model-context-protocol

Overview

Graph and local semantic context for Obsidian, exposed through MCP for access by Codex, ChatGPT, Claude, and any other MCP client. It includes guarded remote access controls so AI agents can read and edit vault content under permissions. Built in TypeScript.

Best for

Best for
Obsidian users building AI agent workflows that need controlled, context-aware access to their notes.

Use cases

  • Give ChatGPT or Claude semantic access to Obsidian notes for Q&A and summarization
  • Retrieve relevant local context from notes during coding or writing tasks in MCP-compatible agents
  • Enable MCP-driven edits to your vault with remote access guardrails

How to use

Install

npx -y obsidian-everywhere demo

Tools exposed

  • vault_overview
  • vault_status
  • search_notes
  • search_files
  • semantic_search
  • read_note
  • read_file
  • list_notes
  • list_folder
  • regex_search
  • get_backlinks
  • get_neighborhood
  • get_context_bundle
  • list_tags
  • get_notes_by_tag
  • find_orphans
  • find_unresolved
  • find_path
  • get_related
  • validate_base

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT

Notes

Graph and local semantic context for Obsidian, exposed through MCP for access by Codex, ChatGPT, Claude, and any other MCP client. It includes guarded remote access controls so AI agents can read and edit vault content under permissions. Built in TypeScript.

14 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-31. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Give ChatGPT or Claude semantic access to Obsidian notes for Q&A and summarization
  • Retrieve relevant local context from notes during coding or writing tasks in MCP-compatible agents
  • Enable MCP-driven edits to your vault with remote access guardrails

Pros

  • Works with any MCP client, not tied to a single AI vendor
  • Local semantic context keeps note retrieval on your machine
  • Guarded remote access limits arbitrary edits by agents

Cons

  • Small project with only 14 stars, so community support is minimal
  • Requires both Obsidian and a separate MCP client set up and running
  • Manual configuration of access guards and MCP endpoints is likely needed

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Pros

  • Works with any MCP client, not tied to a single AI vendor
  • Local semantic context keeps note retrieval on your machine
  • Guarded remote access limits arbitrary edits by agents

Cons

  • Small project with only 14 stars, so community support is minimal
  • Requires both Obsidian and a separate MCP client set up and running
  • Manual configuration of access guards and MCP endpoints is likely needed
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