kepano-obsidian-bases

Create and edit Obsidian Bases with table, cards, list, or map views.

1|Updated Mar 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/family3253/skill --skill kepano-obsidian-bases
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Skill: kepano-obsidian-bases
Source: https://github.com/family3253/skill/tree/main/skills/kepano-obsidian-bases
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/family3253/skill --skill kepano-obsidian-bases

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Obsidian users need structured, database-like views of notes to quickly filter, summarize, and organize knowledge using Obsidian Bases.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Create and edit .base files to define filters, properties, and multiple views (table, cards, list, map).
  • Define formulas and summaries to compute derived metrics across notes.
  • Use named views to present clean, shareable dashboards of notes, links, and properties.
  • Use case: design a note workspace for research projects, tracking tasks, and summaries across a knowledge vault.

Quick Start

Create a .base file in your vault named Example.base, then populate filters, properties, and views to render a live data view in Obsidian.

Frequently Asked Questions about kepano-obsidian-bases

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create structured database views of my Obsidian notes?

You can create structured database views of Obsidian notes by generating and editing .base files to define filters, properties, and multiple view types like tables, cards, lists, or maps. This organizes note vaults into live data dashboards.

Can I compute derived metrics across notes in an Obsidian vault?

Yes, you can compute derived metrics across notes in an Obsidian vault by defining formulas and summaries within your .base files. This allows you to rapidly filter, summarize, and perform cross-note analysis on your knowledge data.

What's the best way to set up a research project dashboard in Obsidian?

The best way to set up a research project dashboard in Obsidian is to create a .base file defining your filters and properties, then configure named views to present clean dashboards of notes, links, and summaries across your vault.

Does Obsidian Bases support YAML frontmatter validation for note properties?

Yes, Obsidian Bases supports YAML frontmatter validation to ensure note properties conform to your defined base file schemas. This enables consistent metadata structuring across large knowledge vaults for reliable filtering.

How do I filter and summarize large note collections in Obsidian?

You filter and summarize large note collections in Obsidian by configuring .base files with specific filters and summary formulas. This generates structured, database-like views that enable rapid cross-note analysis and knowledge organization.

What view types can I configure for Obsidian Bases?

You can configure table, cards, list, and map views for Obsidian Bases. These named view configurations allow you to present clean, shareable dashboards of your notes, links, and properties based on your defined filters.