find-place-coordinates

To add coordinates to Obsidian frontmatter for mapping, this Skill locates the place referenced in your note and appends a coordinates field with latitude and longitude values to the YAML metadata. It preserves existing metadata while enabling map visualization.

Yes, you can batch process multiple notes to add latitude and longitude. The Skill supports single-note or batch workflows, allowing you to map multiple places by inferring the location from the title or content of each note.

Geocoding for notes without explicit coordinates works by inferring the place from the note's title or content. The Skill then looks up the latitude and longitude for that place and writes them as two string values into the frontmatter coordinates field.

No, adding a coordinates field will not overwrite your existing YAML metadata. The Skill preserves existing metadata and only appends the coordinates field containing two text values for latitude and longitude to the note's frontmatter.

The best way to plot place notes on a map in Obsidian is to add geographic coordinates to their frontmatter. This Skill identifies the referenced place, retrieves its latitude and longitude, and inserts them into the YAML for map integration.

Yes, this geocoding Skill works with notes that reference places in the content rather than the title. It applies to any note where the place can be inferred from either the title or the content, locating the coordinates accordingly.