index-atomic-notes

To index atomic notes into existing Maps of Content, the skill updates the note's frontmatter with relevant topics and files it under appropriate MOCs. It analyzes your vault structure to map new notes to existing topics automatically.

Yes, you can find cross-links for atomic notes while preserving atomicity. The skill suggests potential connections to related notes and prompts you before modifying other files, ensuring you maintain control over cross-linking changes.

The best way to expand a knowledge graph with meaningful cross-links is to index new notes into MOCs and identify related atomic notes. This process updates frontmatter and suggests connections to enrich the graph with minimal manual effort.

No specific dependencies or components are required to manage topic indexing. The skill operates independently to assign relevant topics to frontmatter and suggest cross-links within your existing Obsidian vault structure.

Frontmatter indexing improves discoverability by automatically updating new atomic notes with relevant topics. This tags each note with appropriate metadata, making it easier to find and connect within your existing Maps of Content.

You should carefully review automatic cross-linking when modifying existing notes. The skill prompts you before applying changes to other notes to preserve atomicity, ensuring you verify each proposed connection before integration.