obsidian-additions

To attach supplementary materials to existing Obsidian notes, use a two-step process: first create an aggregator space under base/additions, then add concrete additions inside that aggregator for each parent note. This structure organizes materials by type and links them back to the parent note.

Organize meeting notes and practice files in Obsidian by creating a dedicated aggregator under base/additions. This groups additions by type, such as meetings, reports, and conspectuses, automatically linking concrete additions back to their parent notes while maintaining a consistent workflow with validation rules.

Yes, the Obsidian additions workflow prevents overwriting existing entries. It enforces validation rules that verify the parent note exists, avoid overwriting, use ISO timestamps, and preserve existing items, maintaining a consistent naming scheme with timestamps to protect your data.

Yes, you can group annotations and AI outputs by type in Obsidian. Create a dedicated aggregator under base/additions to categorize additions by type, including annotations, AI outputs, links, practice, meetings, and reports, keeping supplementary materials organized and linked to their parent notes.

The best way to structure supplementary note attachments in Obsidian is using a two-level system. Create an aggregator space under base/additions to group materials by type, then add concrete additions inside that aggregator for each parent note, enforcing frontmatter tagging and consistent naming schemes with timestamps.