obsidian-additions

What problem does it solve?

Obsidian Additions provide a two-level system to attach supplementary materials to existing notes: an aggregator space that groups by type and concrete additions that live under the aggregator, enabling structured context, better reference management, and scalable note enrichment.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Aggregator space: create a central base/additions/ folder that groups related additions by type (practice, attachments, conspectuses, etc.) and keeps parent notes uncluttered.
• Concrete additions: inside each aggregator, create concrete items (experiments, meetings, reports, conspectuses, annotations, links) that point back to the parent note.
• Flexible linking: automatically update the parent note to reference new additions via wikilinks, preserving existing content.
• Use Case: attach meeting notes to a project note, and within the aggregator collect all related experiments, logs, and references for quick access.

Quick Start

Create a new aggregator under base/additions and then add a concrete addition to attach it to an existing note.