Obsidian Dictionary MCP
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Obsidian Dictionary MCP

This is an MCP server for managing technical term dictionaries in the Obsidian knowledge base, supporting functions such as term addition, search, query, and listing.
2.5 points
7.6K

What is the Obsidian Dictionary MCP Server?

This is a term management tool specifically designed for the Obsidian knowledge base. It allows you to create, query, and manage technical term dictionaries directly in Obsidian through the Claude AI assistant. Whether a development team needs to unify technical terms or an individual wants to organize professional vocabulary in study notes, this tool can provide convenient term management functions.

How to use the Obsidian Dictionary MCP Server?

First, you need to install and configure the MCP server, and then enable it in Claude Desktop or Claude Code. After the configuration is completed, you can interact with Claude in natural language to let it help you add new technical terms, query the definitions of existing terms, or browse the entire term list.

Applicable scenarios

1. Unify the understanding of technical terms in development teams 2. Check the consistency of terms when writing technical documents 3. Organize professional vocabulary in personal study notes 4. Learn technical terms during new employee training 5. Standardize technical communication in multilingual teams

Main features

Add new terms
You can add new technical terms through simple conversations, including explanations from both developer and non - developer perspectives, as well as practical usage examples.
Term query
Quickly check if a certain term already exists in the dictionary to avoid duplicate definitions or find existing explanations.
Get term details
Get the complete explanation content of a specific term, including technical descriptions, popular explanations, and usage examples.
Browse the term list
View the name list of all terms in the dictionary for quick browsing and searching.
Obsidian integration
Interact directly with Obsidian knowledge base files, and all changes will be saved to your Markdown files in real - time.
Advantages
Seamless integration: Perfectly combined with Claude AI and Obsidian, no need to switch tools
Dual perspectives: Each term provides two explanations from technical and popular perspectives
Real - time synchronization: All changes are immediately saved to Obsidian files
Easy to use: Interact through natural language, no need to memorize complex commands
Unified format: Automatically maintain a standardized Markdown format
Limitations
Requires configuration: Some technical configuration steps are required for the first use
Environment - dependent: Needs to install Node.js and configure Claude
File path: The Obsidian file path needs to be set correctly
Text - only: Currently only supports text - based term management

How to use

Install dependencies
Make sure Node.js is installed on your system, then download and build the MCP server.
Configure Claude Desktop
Edit the configuration file of Claude Desktop and add the MCP server settings.
Set the term file path
Specify the location of your Obsidian term dictionary file so that you don't need to enter the file path every time you use it.
Restart Claude
After completing the configuration, restart the Claude application for the changes to take effect.
Start using
Now you can manage your technical term dictionary by talking to Claude.

Usage examples

Case 1: Team technical term unification
At the beginning of a new project, a development team needs to ensure that all members have a unified understanding of key technical terms. The project manager uses this tool to establish a project term list.
Case 2: Technical document writing assistance
When writing API documents, a technical document engineer needs to ensure the consistency of term usage. She uses this tool to query and verify term definitions.
Case 3: New employee training materials
The company's HR prepares training materials for newly recruited developers and needs to organize commonly used technical terms and internal jargon in the company.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need programming experience to use this tool?
Will this tool affect my existing Obsidian files?
Can I use the same dictionary in multiple Obsidian repositories?
Why can't Claude find the dictionary tool after configuration?
Can I customize the display format of terms?

Related resources

Obsidian official documentation
Learn how to use Obsidian for knowledge management
Model Context Protocol introduction
Understand the basic principles and working methods of the MCP protocol
Claude Desktop download
Download and install the Claude Desktop application
Node.js official website
Download and install the Node.js runtime environment

Installation

Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dict": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": [
        "/path/to/obsidian-dictionary-mcp/dist/index.js",
        "--glossary-path",
        "/path/to/your/ObsidianVault/Glossary/개발용어사전.md"
      ]
    }
  }
}
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