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obsidian-task-board-core
Manage a Markdown-native Obsidian task board through a deterministic CLI with linting, active-only inbox migration, archive/attic moves, agent-task reconciliation, and reminder maintenance. Use when Codex needs to create, update, validate, reconcile, or clean up an Obsidian task board stored in Markdown files.
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// README
Obsidian Task Board Core Skill
Portable OpenClaw skill for managing a Markdown-native Obsidian task board through a deterministic CLI.
This repo is the public skill bundle for obsidian-task-board-core. It focuses on:
- linting and validating task-board structure
- active-only inbox management
- archive and attic moves
- agent-task reconciliation
- reminder maintenance
It is intentionally CLI-first and does not require Lobster.
Contents
SKILL.md: skill definition and usage guidancescripts/task_board.py: canonical task-board CLIreferences/configuration.md: env vars and path configurationreferences/task-model.md: task schema and lifecycle rulesagents/openai.yaml: UI metadata
Configuration
Required:
TASK_BOARD_INBOX, or pass--fileto the CLI
Optional:
TASK_BOARD_DETAILS_DIRTASK_BOARD_ATTIC_FILETASK_BOARD_TASKS_DIR
If optional paths are omitted, the CLI derives them from the inbox path.
Example
export TASK_BOARD_INBOX="$HOME/Documents/Obsidian/MyVault/Tasks/Task Inbox.md"
python3 scripts/task_board.py lint
python3 scripts/task_board.py snapshot
Notes
- Keep machine-specific paths, cron wiring, agent IDs, and Lobster workflows in a private local overlay.
- The local/private overlay used in the original deployment is not part of this repo.
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