Hmm, you still have to keep the UI open to make the CLI work which is unfortunate. That said, I greatly appreciate the increased control possible from the CLI.
I guess if you want sync “headless” you are still stuck running Obsidian in a VM/Container so the main UI can work. It’s absolutely a step up.
I’d really like to hook the agents I interact with (Claude Code mostly, but also some stuff I’ve been working on for myself) into Obsidian, to use it as their “memory” so that I have an easy way to browse/edit it all. Obviously they can just work with the raw files (Obsidian or otherwise) but I like having all the “knowledge” inside where I already store my notes.
A lot of this was already doable, since it's built on almost entirely plain text files, but a friendlier interface is always welcome, and being able to work with bases is a huge plus.
I welcome this "scriptability" improvement. I often have to do some bulk updates across a few dozen files and while I can whip up python or sed - I'd rest assured there's a more stable interface. but more importantly it opens doors to integrations with applescript and claude and whatnot
I guess if you want sync “headless” you are still stuck running Obsidian in a VM/Container so the main UI can work. It’s absolutely a step up.
I’d really like to hook the agents I interact with (Claude Code mostly, but also some stuff I’ve been working on for myself) into Obsidian, to use it as their “memory” so that I have an easy way to browse/edit it all. Obviously they can just work with the raw files (Obsidian or otherwise) but I like having all the “knowledge” inside where I already store my notes.