obsidian-additions

To attach supplementary materials to Obsidian notes without clutter, use a two-level attachment system with an aggregator space to group additions by type, keeping parent notes clean while linking concrete additions back via wikilinks.

The best way to organize meeting notes and references in Obsidian is creating an aggregator space under a base folder to group related experiments, logs, and conspectuses, automatically linking them to the parent project note.

Yes, you can automatically update parent notes when adding new attachments by leveraging a frontmatter-driven structure that preserves existing content and automatically inserts wikilinks pointing to the new additions.

The Obsidian additions workflow requires no external dependencies, utilizing an internal frontmatter-driven structure with optional scripts, references, and assets to support extended reuse within your note-taking environment.

You should use an aggregator space over direct attachments when you need scalable note enrichment and structured context, allowing you to group multiple concrete additions like experiments or annotations under a single typed category.