Pull requests and issues are welcome on GitHub.
obsidian-mcp-brain/ is the server, published to npm as obsidian-mcp-brain.mcp-shim/ is the Claude Desktop relay described under
Connect a client. It is not published.docs/ is this site.The repository is an npm workspaces monorepo. From the repository root:
npm install
npm test
npm test runs the server’s tests with Node’s built-in test runner, so there are
no test dependencies to install. mcp-shim has no tests of its own.
Use conventional commit prefixes such as
feat:, fix:, build: and doc:. The release changelog is generated from them,
and the next version number is worked out from them when a release is made without
naming one.
Releases are made from the repository’s Actions tab by running Tag a
release. Leave the version blank to have it worked out from the commits since the
last tag, or give one explicitly. The workflow bumps the version in both
package.json files, then commits and tags with a GPG signature. It then
starts the publish workflow, which runs the tests, publishes to npm with
provenance, and creates a GitHub Release with the changelog. The release also carries
the agent skills as .skill files and a .plugin file, built by
scripts/package-skills.sh. The tag workflow bumps .claude-plugin/plugin.json with the
two package.json files, so the plugin’s version is the release’s.
Publishing to npm uses
Trusted Publishing rather than a
stored token. The package’s npmjs.com settings must list this repository and the
publish.yml workflow as a trusted publisher with direct publish allowed.