Box's official remote MCP server — roughly 60 tools over enterprise files, metadata, search, Hubs, Doc Gen and Box AI, inside your existing Box permissions.
Obsidian
Summary
Let an AI client read and search your Obsidian vault — or any folder of Markdown notes.
Features
- Search across an Obsidian vault by content
- Read individual notes including frontmatter
- Works with any directory of Markdown files
Installation
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Description
This MCP server exposes a directory of Markdown files — an Obsidian vault, or any notes folder — to an AI assistant for reading and searching.
What it does
- Full-text search across every note in the vault, returning matches with context
- Reading notes by path, including YAML frontmatter and the links and tags within
- Directory listing so the assistant can navigate a vault's structure
Why it is worth setting up
An Obsidian vault is usually years of accumulated notes: meeting records, research, project histories, and half-finished thinking. Being able to ask questions of that corpus — what did we decide about this, where did I write about that pattern, what have I already read on this topic — is a substantially better interface than search-and-scroll.
It is also excellent context for writing: an assistant that can read your existing notes writes in a way that fits them.
Setup
npx -y mcp-obsidian /path/to/vault. Read-only, which is the right default for a personal knowledge base — nothing gets rewritten without you doing it.
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