ideaverse

Organize and connect notes in Ideaverse-based Obsidian vaults using ACE framework and LYT conventions.

16|2|Updated Jan 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mrfelton/ideaverse --skill ideaverse
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Skill: ideaverse
Source: https://github.com/mrfelton/ideaverse/tree/main/skills/ideaverse
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mrfelton/ideaverse --skill ideaverse

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes assets (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill provides a structured methodology for organizing and connecting notes in Ideaverse-based Obsidian vaults using the ACE framework, ARC workflow, and LYT conventions. It helps users create persistent mappings like Maps of Content (MOCs), maintain daily logs, cross-reference ideas, and archive vaults following Ideaverse conventions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • MOC-first navigation: Create and evolve Maps of Content to structure related notes, concepts, and projects.
  • ARC workflow guidance: Capture, relate, and express ideas to build a cohesive knowledge graph.
  • Daily log maintenance & cross-referencing: Maintain temporal records and enrich them through connected concepts.
  • Vault architecture guidance: Audit vault structure and ensure frontmatter consistency and proper relationships.

Quick Start

  • Create an MOC for a topic (e.g., "Distributed Systems") and link 8 related notes under it.
  • Update the corresponding daily log with a brief entry reflecting work on that topic.

Frequently Asked Questions about ideaverse

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I organize Obsidian notes using the ACE framework and MOCs?

You organize Obsidian notes by applying the ARC workflow to add, relate, and communicate ideas. This builds a cohesive knowledge graph using Maps of Content and YAML frontmatter to maintain persistent structural relationships.

What is an MOC and when do I need it for knowledge management?

An MOC (Map of Content) is a persistent navigation note that structures related concepts and projects. You need it in knowledge management to group related notes and maintain cross-referenced daily logs for a cohesive Obsidian vault.

How do I maintain YAML frontmatter relationships in an Ideaverse vault?

You maintain YAML frontmatter relationships by enforcing up, related, and created fields in your notes. This ensures proper cross-referencing and structural consistency across your Ideaverse-based Obsidian vault.

Does Ideaverse require specific directories for scripts and references?

Ideaverse supports optional scripts, references, and assets directories to extend functionality. These directories help assimilate new information and support vaults following standard Ideaverse conventions.

What's the best way to audit an Obsidian vault for frontmatter consistency?

The best way to audit vault frontmatter consistency is to follow Ideaverse conventions, checking YAML fields like up, related, and created. This ensures proper relationships and validates your vault architecture.

Why use the ARC workflow instead of standard folder-based note organization?

The ARC workflow replaces standard folder organization by guiding you to add, relate, and communicate ideas dynamically. This builds an interconnected knowledge graph rather than isolating notes in rigid folder hierarchies.