agent-obsidian-mcp

agent-obsidian-mcp

Local MCP servers for the Agent-Obsidian workflow, providing vault file I/O, todo management, and arXiv paper fetching with zero-dependency single-file Node.js scripts.

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agent-obsidian-mcp

Local MCP servers for the Agent-Obsidian workflow. One repo · one version tag · one GitHub Release; each Release attaches independently installable .tgz assets (built with npm pack).

Package Tool surface Purpose
vault-workspace-mcp vault_search · vault_read · vault_write · todo_query · todo_mark · workspace_lock_acquire · workspace_lock_release Agent file I/O, todo detection/marking, and the vault-wide write mutex.
paper-fetch-mcp paper_fulltext_fetch arXiv full text with LaTeX math (ar5iv HTML → pdftotext fallback).

Both servers are zero-dependency single files (Node ≥ 18 built-ins only; paper-fetch-mcp additionally shells out to pdftotext for its PDF fallback).

Deliberate boundaries

These servers are I/O capability layers only. Verdicts, scoring, state transitions, and completion belong to the workflow's gate core, which is implemented on the host — never here.

  • No delete tool exists. Deletion is user-only in the workflow, so the surface is absent by construction.
  • vault_search requires a folder scope — full-vault scans are not offered.
  • todo_mark writes only [/] (agent-processing-finished). The final [x] is user-only.
  • Paths are vault-relative; absolute paths, .. traversal, and .obsidian/ writes are rejected.
  • VAULT_PATH env is required for vault-workspace-mcp — there is no fallback path.

Develop

npm run smoke        # offline smoke suites for both servers
SMOKE_NETWORK=1 node tests/smoke-paper-fetch.mjs   # + one real arXiv fetch
npm run pack:all     # build dist/*.tgz release assets
npm run digest       # sha256 for the release manifest

Release & install (consumed by the workflow's bootstrap)

Release assets are the npm pack tgz files plus their sha256 digests. The bootstrap installs a pinned asset — never a floating latest:

npm install --omit=dev --ignore-scripts <verified .tgz>

MCP registration example (any MCP host):

vault-workspace:
  command: node
  args: [<install path>/node_modules/vault-workspace-mcp/server.mjs]
  env: { VAULT_PATH: /absolute/path/to/vault }
paper-fetch:
  command: node
  args: [<install path>/node_modules/paper-fetch-mcp/server.mjs]

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