Every note gets wired into your vault's knowledge graph: wikilinked to its project, linked to related sibling notes, registered in the project's hub note, and (optionally) synced to a Notion task database.
The skill uses the cross-platform Agent Skills
SKILL.md format — it works in Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor,
and any other agent that reads the standard.
/plugin marketplace add tpklo/claude-note
/plugin install linked-notes@claude-note
Then run /linked-notes:note once.
npx skills add tpklo/claude-noteCopy the skill folder into your agent's skills directory:
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/tpklo/claude-note /tmp/claude-note
# Codex CLI
cp -r /tmp/claude-note/plugins/linked-notes/skills/note ~/.codex/skills/note
# Gemini CLI
cp -r /tmp/claude-note/plugins/linked-notes/skills/note ~/.gemini/skills/noteThen invoke the note skill (e.g. /note or "note this session", depending on your agent).
First-run setup auto-detects your Obsidian vaults (from Obsidian's own
registry), asks which one to use, and saves the answers to
~/.config/linked-notes/config.json. No manual editing.
- Note types: progress logs, plans, client messages, scope docs, research, reviews
- Full-session sweep: capture an entire working session — every file, command, error, decision, dead-end
- Linking: frontmatter
relatedlist,## Linkssection, backlinks into top sibling notes, registration in the project hub note - Notion sync (optional): status summary + deep link back to Obsidian
- Obsidian with at least one vault
- Notion sync needs a Notion MCP connector (optional)
~/.config/linked-notes/config.json — created by first-run setup, shared
across all agents. Delete it to re-run setup.
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