v2.0.0

This release rounds out the typed-tool surface so AI assistants can reach the same Obsidian operations the obsidian-cli skill exposes, adds read-only vault metadata, and lets clients opt into structured (parsed) tool output.

Added

• Vault metadata as MCP resources. obsidian://vault, obsidian://vault/files, and obsidian://vault/tags expose the active vault's name, file list, and tag list as read-only resources — clients can browse vault structure without spending a tool call (#30).
• obsidian_command — run any Obsidian command by its ID (the same actions in the Command Palette), so prompts can trigger settings toggles, plugin actions, and editor commands directly (#19).
• obsidian_rename and obsidian_delete — rename and delete notes as first-class typed tools instead of hand-writing the generic verb (#16).
• obsidian_move — move or relocate a note to another folder (#15).
• obsidian_outline — pull a note's heading outline without reading the whole file (#17).
• obsidian_template_read and obsidian_history — read a template's contents, and view a note's saved version history (snapshots/sync revisions) (#18).
• Opt-in structured JSON output. obsidian_tags and obsidian_tasks can return machine-readable structured content alongside the text result, so clients that support structured tool results get parsed data instead of re-parsing strings. Text-only behavior is unchanged for clients that don't (#29).

Changed

• obsidian_help doc topics are always reachable. cli, markdown, bases, and canvas now always return their reference doc, even when a CLI verb shares the name. Previously obsidian_help({ topic: "bases" }) returned the bases verb's help and the Bases reference doc was unreachable; the shadowed verb still appears in the no-arg verb index (#56). This reverses the "verb wins on collision" behavior noted in 1.4.0.