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A three-layer wiki architecture organizes knowledge into raw sources, a distilled wiki, and a schema. This structure separates original inputs from refined insights and governs consistent metadata, enabling stable navigation and preventing knowledge re-derivation in your Obsidian vault.

You structure distilled knowledge by enforcing frontmatter-based metadata, strong wikilinks, and provenance markers. This approach supports consistent ingestion and maintenance workflows, ensuring your Obsidian wiki remains navigable and effectively organized across projects and categories.

The best way to track provenance is establishing a three-layer architecture with provenance markers and templates. This guides users through a knowledge-management strategy that records the origins of raw sources and maintains governance over the distilled wiki content.

Yes, the wiki distillation approach works across multiple projects by establishing an Obsidian-compatible structure. It organizes distilled content and raw sources using a schema layer, ensuring consistent ingestion and maintenance workflows regardless of project scale or category.

You should use a schema layer when you need to govern knowledge maintenance and ensure consistent metadata across your Obsidian vault. Adding a schema above raw markdown sources provides structural templates that prevent disorganized ingestion and maintain stable, navigable distilled knowledge.