- Add core agent architecture with Command + Skill pattern - Implement Claude API integration for content analysis - Add Obsidian REST API integration for vault operations - Create conversational interface (v2.0) with natural language processing - Add comprehensive configuration management and validation - Include project documentation and developer guides - Set up testing framework with unit, integration, and property tests - Add Kiro specs for Claude API configuration and code quality improvements - Configure project steering files for development guidelines
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Product Overview
Obsidian 智能日记整理 Agent
An intelligent journal organization system designed for Obsidian users that automatically analyzes daily journal entries, extracts key information (experiences, tasks, problems, etc.), and intelligently organizes them into designated locations within your knowledge base.
Core Features
- Intelligent Analysis: Integrates Claude 3.5 Sonnet model for deep understanding of journal content and structured information extraction
- Automated Organization: Automatically creates new notes from extracted content and places them in preset folders
- Bidirectional Linking: Automatically adds links to original journal entries in generated notes for easy traceability
- Conversational Interface: v2.0 introduces natural language conversation capabilities for intuitive interaction
- Command-Line Driven: Standard CLI interface for easy integration and automation
- Highly Configurable: All key parameters manageable through configuration files
Architecture
The system uses a Command + Skill architecture with two main versions:
- v1.0: Direct command execution with CLI interface
- v2.0: Conversational agent with natural language understanding
Both versions share the same execution layer but v2.0 adds a conversational layer for intent understanding and response generation.
Target Users
- Obsidian users who maintain daily journals
- Knowledge workers seeking automated content organization
- Users who want to extract actionable insights from their daily notes
- Teams looking for structured knowledge management workflows