memory-notes

Markdown notes for a knowledge graph require frontmatter, categorized observations, and explicit relations to ensure information is organized, discoverable, and interconnected for effective parsing and traversal.

The best way to format observations in markdown notes is using categorized facts, structured as `[category] Content`. This precise syntax allows Basic Memory to parse and query specific data points within your knowledge graph effectively.

You link markdown notes together using explicit relation types and inline wiki-links. Defining these connections allows you to traverse related specifications or architectural components directly within the knowledge graph.

Yes, frontmatter is an essential part of a Basic Memory note structure. Including frontmatter alongside categorized observations and relations maximizes your note's discoverability and integration within the knowledge graph.

Markdown notes may not appear in knowledge graph searches if they lack structured formatting. Adding frontmatter, using categorized observations like `[category] Content`, and defining explicit relations ensures your notes are properly parsed and discoverable.