WordPress as Obsidian Sync - Artur Piszek ![rw-book-cover](https://piszek.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Zrzut-ekranu-2026-05-18-o-19.53.24.png) 🔗 **Source:** [WordPress as Obsidian Sync - Artur Piszek](https://piszek.com/2026/05/19/obsidian-wordpress/) ## Highlights - This workflow is possible thanks to the PushMD plugin we wrote with Adam. The plugin exposes a git remote url via wp-rest. This allows you to commit, push and pull to sync entire blog content. - Note: 📚 WordPress can function as git repository through REST API · - Core technical innovation of the PushMD plugin - Transforms WordPress from database-centric to version-control-enabled platform - Enables standard git workflows with WordPress content · #atom/literature/h1 - Artifacts is a special type for arbitrary content – this is where you can store your private notes that you never intend to publish (like your obsidian vault.) - Note: 📚 Private content storage through WordPress Artifacts type · - Part of upcoming WordPress Core Guidelines features - Distinguishes between public and private content management - Positions WordPress as personal knowledge infrastructure · #atom/literature/h2 - WordPress is your home on the web – and not everything in your home needs to be public. PushMD is another way to connect it to everything everywhere. - Note: 📚 WordPress as infrastructure rather than just publishing platform · - Philosophical shift in WordPress positioning - Enables unified workflows across public and private content - Connects to broader local-first and personal cloud movements · #atom/literature/h3 - Git-enabled content management bridges local-first and web publishing workflows - Note: [[Local-first software principles]] — because extends · - [[Local-first software principles]] — because extends · #atom/zettel/z1 - Research WordPress Core Guidelines implementation timeline and API specifications - Note: ✏️ Fleeting capture #atom/fleeting/f1 - Investigate security implications of git operations over REST API endpoints - Note: ✏️ Fleeting capture #atom/fleeting/f2 - Compare PushMD approach with other git-WordPress integration tools - Note: ✏️ Fleeting capture #atom/fleeting/f3