MCP server for AI agent read/write access to Obsidian vaults via EVC Team Relay.
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RELAY_AGENT_KEYAPI keyoptionalAgent key for single-share access (mutually exclusive with RELAY_AGENT_KEYS). Overrides RELAY_EMAIL/RELAY_PASSWORD.
RELAY_AGENT_KEYSAPI keyoptionalComma-separated share_id:key pairs for multi-share access (e.g. mesh:key1,spark:key2). Takes priority over RELAY_AGENT_KEY for matched shares.
RELAY_PASSWORDAPI keyoptionalPassword for auth (fallback when no agent key is configured)
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MCP server for AI agent read/write access to Obsidian vaults via EVC Team Relay.
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