Agentfiles brings agent-state control to Obsidian

This is less a note-taking plugin than a filesystem ops layer for AI tooling, and that’s the interesting part: it makes Obsidian the UI for managing the hidden scaffolding behind modern coding agents.

• –The value prop is consolidation: one place to inspect skills, commands, agents, and conversations instead of jumping between scattered tool-specific folders
• –The product leans into real workflow pain, especially as teams accumulate multiple agent runtimes and need some way to see what’s installed where
• –Desktop-only access to files outside the vault is a strong capability, but also a trust boundary users will need to understand
• –The built-in dashboard and `skillkit` metrics suggest this is aiming beyond file browsing into observability for agent usage and “context tax”
• –Open-source distribution on GitHub fits the audience well; this is the kind of utility developers will adopt only if it stays transparent and hackable