obsidian-wikiv1.0.1

An individual uses Obsidian Wiki to curate notes from reading, courses, and projects automatically. The skill organizes raw notes, extracts key entities and concepts, and builds a structured wiki over time.

A research team keeps a shared wiki of papers, experiments, and findings. When a new paper is added, the skill extracts entities and concepts, integrates them with existing content, and creates a cross-referenced knowledge graph.

A startup uses the wiki to document product specs, meeting notes, and technical decisions. The skill auto-organizes raw files and ingests them into a searchable wiki for the team.

A law firm maintains a wiki for case-related documents, statutes, and precedents. The skill ingests PDFs and Word files, extracting relevant entities and concepts to build a knowledge base for each case.

A hospital department builds a wiki of clinical guidelines, research articles, and patient case studies. The skill processes PDFs and organizes them into a wiki that clinicians can query.

Offer a subscription service that integrates with OpenClaw to manage personal wikis. Users pay monthly for automatic organization, ingestion, and cross-referencing of their notes.

Provide a tailored version for teams and organizations, with features like shared wikis, access control, and integration with existing document storage. Charge per seat or per workspace.

Offer basic wiki structure creation for free, and charge for advanced features like entity extraction, concept mapping, and automatic ingestion from multiple file types. Basic manual organization is free.