Create .base files in Obsidian with filters, formulas, and multiple views.
npx skills add https://github.com/ken5scal/.allstar --skill obsidian-bases-ken5scal
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: obsidian-bases Source: https://github.com/ken5scal/.allstar/tree/main/.agents/skills/obsidian-bases Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ken5scal/.allstar --skill obsidian-bases-ken5scal
This Skill enables users to create, edit, and maintain structured Bases (.base files) within Obsidian, simplifying data organization and view customization.
.base files that structure notes with filters, formulas, and views.Create a .base file with filters to show notes tagged "review", add a formula to calculate time since last update, then open it in Obsidian to visualize your filtered notes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can create database-like views of notes in Obsidian by generating .base files that structure notes with customizable filters, formulas, and multiple display types like tables and cards. This enables dynamic visualization and organized note management.
The best way to filter project tasks in Obsidian is by configuring a .base file with specific filters for status and priority. You can then use formulas to calculate metrics like days until deadlines and display the data as a sortable table.
Yes, you can use YAML syntax to configure Obsidian note views within .base files. The setup ensures compatibility with YAML syntax and provides user-friendly documentation for validating filters, formulas, and views.
Obsidian supports formulas for calculating time since a note's last update through .base files. You can add a formula to a filtered view showing notes tagged "review" to dynamically calculate and display this time metric.
Available view types for visualizing filtered notes in Obsidian include tables, cards, lists, and maps. These views allow you to dynamically explore note collections based on the filters and formulas defined in your .base files.
Obsidian base file filters may not work due to incorrect YAML syntax or invalid formula configurations. The skill provides user-friendly documentation for setup and validation to ensure your filters and views function correctly for data analysis.
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