Create and edit Obsidian Base files with YAML views, filters, and formulas.
npx skills add https://github.com/zephyrwang6/myskill --skill obsidian-bases
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: obsidian-bases Source: https://github.com/zephyrwang6/myskill/tree/main/obsidian-skills-main/obsidian-bases Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zephyrwang6/myskill --skill obsidian-bases
This Skill enables you to create and edit Obsidian Bases (.base files) to organize notes into dynamic views with filters, formulas, and summaries, replacing manual note-consolidation.
Create a new Obsidian Base file named AllNotes.base and define a simple table view with columns for file.name and file.mtime, plus a filter for notes in the Notes folder.
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Obsidian Bases use YAML-defined .base files to organize notes into dynamic views—tables, cards, lists, or maps—with filters, formulas, and summaries. Create a .base file, define your view schema, and apply filters by tags, folders, or properties to automatically structure and display notes without manual consolidation.
YAML frontmatter is structured metadata at the top of files (properties like tags, dates, status) that Obsidian Bases read to filter and organize notes. It enables dynamic categorization, computed summaries, and view logic without editing individual notes.
Yes. Obsidian Bases support multiple views within a single .base file—each with its own filters, formulas, and layout (table, cards, list, map). Define global filters and properties once, then create separate views for research, project planning, or knowledge management workflows.
No. Obsidian Bases use declarative YAML syntax to define schemas, views, and filters—no programming required. You edit .base files with YAML properties, view definitions, and filter logic; Obsidian handles the rendering and data aggregation.
Base files automatically aggregate, filter, and summarize notes across your vault in real time; manual consolidation requires copying and updating content repeatedly. Bases scale to thousands of notes and update dynamically when source notes change.
Yes. Obsidian Bases support formulas and computed properties to generate summaries, counts, or aggregations across filtered note sets. Display calculated results alongside your notes in table or card views for instant insights.
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