gaia-obsidian-wiki

To generate an Obsidian vault from a knowledge base package, you must first compile and infer the package, then run a render step targeting Obsidian to populate pages from intermediate representations and source derivations.

Faithful per-claim reproduction in wiki generation creates detailed Obsidian pages including full derivations, figure embeds, and structured review sections, serving as a complete replacement for reading the original paper rather than a lightweight summary.

Structure reasoning depth and belief updates in an Obsidian wiki by populating belief and prior fields during the render step, which uses fresh inference results to prevent empty or collapsed review content across conclusions and intermediate links.

Yes, you need to run Gaia compile and inference first to generate the Obsidian vault, because the render step requires inferred beliefs and intermediate representations to populate the structured claim pages and narrative sections.

Yes, you can include figures and references when exporting a knowledge base to Obsidian, as the render step populates pages from artifacts, embedding figures with captions and linking source derivations directly into the vault structure.

A limitation of generating a browsable wiki from probabilistic reasoning outputs is that belief-enriched review sections remain empty or collapsed if fresh inference results are unavailable, and premise holes require manual review within the structured Weak Points pages.