obsidian-wiki is an open-source tool that transforms an Obsidian vault into a clean, browsable wiki site. It processes markdown files, resolves [[wikilinks]] and backlinks into proper hyperlinks, handles embedded images and attachments, and generates a structured navigation hierarchy from your folder layout and tags. The agent uses AI to improve note titles, generate summaries for hub pages, and create a cohesive reading experience from what might be a loosely connected personal knowledge base. The output is a static site that can be deployed anywhere.
obsidian-wiki bridges the gap between personal knowledge management and public knowledge sharing. Obsidian is excellent for building a private knowledge base with interconnected notes, but sharing that knowledge — as documentation, a team wiki, or a public reference — requires converting Obsidian’s proprietary syntax into something browsable. obsidian-wiki handles this conversion end-to-end: it reads your vault, resolves the wikilink graph, processes Obsidian-specific markdown extensions, and generates a static site with proper navigation, search, and cross-references.
The tool’s core strength is faithful translation of Obsidian’s linking model. It resolves [[wikilinks]], builds backlink indexes, and converts Obsidian’s callout syntax, embedded notes, and dataview-style queries into standard HTML. AI capabilities layer on top of this structural conversion: the agent can generate page summaries, create index pages for folders that lack them, suggest better titles for cryptically named notes, and identify orphaned pages that should be linked into the broader graph. The output is a static site with a sidebar navigation tree, full-text search, and a visual graph view.
Teams use obsidian-wiki to publish internal documentation from Obsidian vaults that multiple people contribute to. Individual developers use it to turn their learning notes into public reference sites. Researchers convert literature review vaults into shareable annotated bibliographies. The tool is also useful for creating project wikis from Obsidian-based project management setups, where meeting notes, design documents, and decisions all live in interconnected markdown files.
The quality of the output depends heavily on the structure of the input vault. Well-organized vaults with consistent naming and linking conventions produce clean wikis; loosely structured collections of quick notes may need some cleanup first. The AI features require an LLM API key and add processing time. Very large vaults with thousands of notes may take several minutes to process. The tool focuses on static output — there is no real-time sync between the vault and the published wiki.
obsidian-wiki is built for Obsidian power users who want to share their knowledge without leaving their preferred tool. It appeals to technical writers, documentation teams, researchers building public knowledge bases, and individual developers who maintain learning wikis. Anyone who has a well-maintained Obsidian vault and has wished they could just publish it as a website will find this useful.
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