Obsidian Code Multi Tool

The tool processes multiple code blocks from an Obsidian vault, normalizes their formatting, and produces a unified snippet bundle for reuse across notes. Conceptually, it treats each block as a first-class artifact with language tags and optional metadata, then merges them into a cohesive repository snippet set. Beneficiaries include developers documenting examples, educators building DevDocs, and teams maintaining cross-language tutorials. Its unique value lies in automated deduplication, language-aware tagging, and the ability to export or reference merged blocks without altering original notes. Core features include multi-field input handling, language tagging, deduplication, normalization, and export capabilities; optional capabilities cover lint hints, frontmatter versioning, and block referencing. Use cases include consolidating repeated examples, aligning formatting across languages, and generating a cross-note snippet library for rapid retrieval. The tool improves consistency, speeds up documentation workflows, and reduces maintenance overhead for Obsidian-based knowledge bases. It supports standard code block languages, enforces consistent naming and tagging, and can generate diagnostics to guide cleanup. Outputs provide a clean merged_snippet, a concise summary, and a diagnostic log to aid editors. This is a back-end processing tool; it does not execute code or modify notes directly but can output ready-to-insert blocks for inclusion in notes or Dataview references.