Obsidian Search

AI-powered semantic search for your Obsidian notes — find notes by meaning, not just keywords. Powered by Obvec.

Security & Data Handling

• - MCP link is a credential: Your MCP Server URL (https://rag.10xboost.org/mcp?token=xxxxx) contains an embedded authentication token. Treat it like a password — do not share it publicly.
• Token scope: The token grants read-only access. It can search, list, retrieve note content, and analyze connections. It cannot modify, delete, or create notes in your Obsidian vault.
• Token lifetime: Tokens are valid for 30 days. After expiry, you will need to get a new MCP link from obsidian.10xboost.org. You can also regenerate the token at any time in Settings, which invalidates any previously shared links.
• Where the token is stored: The token is generated server-side by Obvec. When you paste the MCP link into a Claude Connector or MCP client config, that client stores the link locally on your device. Revoking or regenerating the token server-side invalidates all copies.
• Your note data: To provide semantic search, your Obsidian note content is uploaded to the Obvec server and stored as text and vector embeddings. This means your note content is stored on a third-party server (Obvec, hosted on Google Cloud). Notes are isolated per user and are not shared with other users or used for model training. You can delete your indexed data at any time from your account dashboard.
• No additional credentials: No separate API keys, environment variables, or secrets are needed beyond the MCP link.

Prerequisites

1. 1. Sign up at obsidian.10xboost.org with Google
2. Connect your Obsidian vault — follow the setup guide to sync your notes
3. Get your MCP link: Go to Settings → copy your MCP Server URL
4. Add to Claude: Paste the MCP link as a Connector — no install, no API key needed

Available Tools (4)

Tool	Description
INLINECODE1	Semantic search — find notes by meaning with similarity scoring, tag/date filters
INLINECODE2

Browse notes by folder, tags, date range, with sorting options | | get_note | Retrieve full content of a specific note by path or search term | | analyze_connections | Discover related notes through AI-powered similarity analysis |

Workflow

Step 1: Understand the User's Intent

User Request	Tool to Use
"Find notes about X"	INLINECODE5
"What did I write about X?"

search_notes | | "Show my recent notes" | list_notes with sortBy: "modifiedAt" | | "Notes in folder X" | list_notes with pathPrefix | | "Open note X" | get_note | | "What's related to X?" | analyze_connections |

Step 2: Search Notes

Semantic Search

CODEBLOCK0

With Filters

CODEBLOCK1

Step 3: Retrieve Full Content

CODEBLOCK2
or search by term:
CODEBLOCK3

Step 4: Discover Connections

CODEBLOCK4

Returns notes most semantically similar to the reference — great for finding related ideas, building knowledge graphs, or discovering forgotten notes.

Step 5: Present Results

• - Search results: Show titles, relevance scores, and brief excerpts
• Note content: Display the full markdown content
• Connections: Present as a ranked list with similarity scores and note titles

Error Handling

Error	Solution
No results found	Try a broader query or lower INLINECODE13
Note not found

Use list_notes to find the correct path | | Token expired | Get a new MCP link from obsidian.10xboost.org Settings (tokens last 30 days) |