According to the Obsidian MCP that I'm running, run the script below. At the end, list what worked and what didn't work. If you understand that there are opportunities for improvement, list them too. Don't stop the script if any error happens.

Testing Attachment Management Tools

Tools: list_attachments, get_attachment_info, find_unused_attachments, get_attachments_in_note

Test 1: List All Attachments

Tool: list_attachments
Parameters: {}

Expected:

• List of all attachments (images, PDFs, etc)
• path, name, extension, size for each

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Test 2: List Attachments - Filter by Extension

Tool: list_attachments
Parameters:
{
  "extensions": ["png", "jpg", "jpeg"]
}

Expected: Only images listed.

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Test 3: List Attachments - Specific Folder

Tool: list_attachments
Parameters:
{
  "folder": "attachments"
}

Expected: Only attachments from the specified folder.

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Test 4: Get Attachment Info

Tool: get_attachment_info
Parameters:
{
  "path": "attachments/image.png"
}

Expected:

• path, name, extension
• size (bytes)
• modified date

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Test 5: Find Unused Attachments

Tool: find_unused_attachments
Parameters: {}

Expected:

• List of attachments not referenced in any note
• Useful for vault cleanup

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Test 6: Find Unused Attachments - With Extensions

Tool: find_unused_attachments
Parameters:
{
  "extensions": ["pdf"]
}

Expected: Only unused PDFs.

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Test 7: Get Attachments in Note

Tool: get_attachments_in_note
Parameters:
{
  "path": "note-with-images.md"
}

Expected:

• List of attachments referenced in the note
• Format: ![[image.png]] or ![](path/to/image.png)

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Full Flow Test

Test attachment management:
1. Create a test note with embedded images: ![[test-image.png]]
2. Use list_attachments to see all attachments in vault
3. Use get_attachments_in_note to see attachments in the test note
4. Use get_attachment_info to get details about a specific attachment
5. Create a new attachment file that's not referenced in any note
6. Use find_unused_attachments to verify it appears in the list
7. Clean up test files