obsidian-bases

Obsidian Bases organize notes into database-like structures by creating .base files with YAML content. You define filters, formulas, and properties to build structured views for data-driven note retrieval and exploration. Configure at least one view type like table or cards to start.

Obsidian Bases support four view types: table, cards, list, and map. These views surface key note properties and summaries within your vault, enabling dynamic dashboards and quick visual exploration of large note collections.

Yes, Obsidian .base files support YAML-based filters and formulas. You can define these directly within the YAML content to dynamically control which notes appear in your views and calculate derived property values for dashboards.

You create and manage .base files directly in your Obsidian vault using valid YAML content. The Skill defines and validates the YAML structure for filters, formulas, and view configurations without requiring external plugin dependencies.

Building dashboards in Obsidian is best achieved by creating .base files that aggregate notes through YAML-driven filters and formulas. You configure multiple views like tables or cards to surface key properties and generate dynamic summaries for quick insights.