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Share in Obsidian

Publishing requires desktop Obsidian and an authenticated GitHub CLI:

bash
gh auth login
gh auth status

1. Open the flow

  • Dashboard → BundlesShare knowledge…
  • Command palette → Knowlery: Share knowledge bundle…
  • Right-click a knowledge page → Share this topic…

The page-menu entry preselects that page as the seed. Otherwise, name the topic and add one or more seed pages.

The Bundles entry in the Knowlery Dashboard

2. Review the scope

Start with 1 hop so the scope is practical to read. Approve includes an item, Flag excludes it while preserving the decision, and Needs review remains excluded. Read the preview and every risk hint. Progress saves automatically.

Reviewing a bundle's scope item by item

3. Confirm and export

Check the bundle ID, version, license, and creator. Start at 0.1.0 and bump the version for every later release. Keep SCHEMA.md enabled; leave full activity logs and source metadata off unless you reviewed those additions. Click Export bundle.

Bundle metadata and share-safe defaults

4. Publish

In Publish to GitHub, enter owner/repository, select Private or Public to match its actual visibility, and click Publish. Knowlery can create a missing repository only as private.

The Publish to GitHub panel

Select Public for an existing public repository

The choice activates the public-risk gate; it does not change GitHub repository visibility.

Share the complete knowlery bundle install ... --verify sha256-... line. If gh is unavailable, the result page provides the manual Release steps.

Released under the MIT License.