Obsidian CEO Open Sources Personal Claude Skills
PrajwalTomar_ · x · 2026-07-14
The CEO of Obsidian open-sourced his personal Claude Code skills: a set of 5 Markdown files initially tested in his own vault before going public, with the repo now boasting 41,000 stars.
The post emphasizes that the goal isn't "the more skills, the better," but rather keeping a small but crucial set. Because these skills compete for limited context, installing too many makes it harder for Claude to trigger the right capabilities.
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