Create a bounded, extractive, structurally idempotent rollup of recent Obsidian wiki log entries, with dry-run preview by default and one optional transaction apply. Use for manual log compression without modifying child pages. Triggers: fold the log, run a fold, run wiki-fold, log rollup, roll up log entries, commit the fold.
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Create an additive rollup of raw wiki/log.md entries. Never modify, move, or
delete child entries or their pages. Do not perform fold-of-folds or trigger a
fold automatically.
Resolve the portable core from this skill's installation. Resolve the user vault
by explicit --vault, CLAUDE_OBSIDIAN_VAULT, workspace config, then
current-directory discovery. Never treat the plugin/product root as a vault.
PRODUCT_ROOT=/absolute/path/to/installed/claude-obsidian
CORE="$PRODUCT_ROOT/scripts/claude-obsidian.py"
test -f "$CORE"This skill needs no network egress. Do not call external services.
Use batch exponent k with size 2^k; default to k=4. An explicit entry range
may override it. If fewer entries exist than requested, report the shortfall and
stop rather than folding a partial batch.
Read the selected log entries completely. Read referenced child pages only when
the log lacks enough context: target 0-10 reads, hard ceiling 15. Missing pages
remain explicit page_missing records.
Derive the structural ID only from inputs:
fold-k{K}-from-{EARLIEST-DATE}-to-{LATEST-DATE}-n{COUNT}If wiki/folds/{FOLD_ID}.md already exists, return a no-op. Replacing it requires
an explicit force request and a separately reviewed replace proposal.
Follow fold-template.md. Every child log entry must
have one deterministic child_key in frontmatter and exactly one matching row
in the Child Entries table. Do not deduplicate children by page, although the
final Child Pages link list may be deduplicated.
Every outcome must name its source entry. Every number must be verifiable in the
selected entry. A cross-entry theme must name at least two contributing entries.
Prefer ambiguous in source or source missing to invention. When a child page
and log entry disagree, preserve both and identify the mismatch; the log entry is
the fold's primary source.
Run these checks before proposing any write:
A fold adds no new factual evidence, so it does not upgrade claim assessments or create source records. Report discovered contradictions for later review instead of editing canonical claims.
Return the complete fold draft, ID, child range, read budget, and proposed changed paths without modifying the vault. Parallel agents may check child entries and return extracts, but only the orchestrator assembles the fold; workers never write.
When the user explicitly says to apply or commit the fold, build one
claude-obsidian.transaction.v1 bundle with operation_type: fold. Read
the transaction contract. Couple:
wiki/folds/{FOLD_ID}.md in create mode by default;wiki/index.md;wiki/log.md.Do not update wiki/hot.md. Record SHA-256 preconditions for all three targets.
Do not use host Write/Edit, Obsidian transport writes, deprecated locks, automatic
commits, or one apply per file.
Inspect before the single apply:
python3 "$CORE" transaction inspect /path/to/fold-bundle.json --vault /path/to/vault
# Set APPROVAL_SHA256 to the inspect result's approval_sha256 after review.
python3 "$CORE" transaction apply /path/to/fold-bundle.json --vault /path/to/vault \
--approved-plan-sha256 "$APPROVAL_SHA256"Report the operation ID and exact changed paths. The identical bundle and ID are
idempotent. On exit 75, re-read and rebuild; after interruption, use
transaction recover.
Git history is a separate optional action:
python3 "$CORE" checkpoint OPERATION_ID --vault /path/to/vaultObserve all selected entries, verify traceability and counts, then grow the rollup only from what its children actually say.
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