obsidian-bases

Dynamic views in Obsidian are created using .base files configured with filters, properties, and multiple display formats like tables, cards, lists, and maps to render structured note collections.

Yes, you can compute derived data across Obsidian notes by defining formulas within a Base YAML schema to calculate counts, averages, and statuses for automated summaries.

Building a task tracker or knowledge base in Obsidian is best achieved by creating .base files that model notes with structured views and computed properties for quick access and consistent data presentation.

Yes, YAML frontmatter is required in SKILL.md to define the name and description, and a separate Base YAML schema is needed to configure filters, formulas, and views.

You can configure table, cards, list, and map views for Obsidian notes by creating .base files that provide filtered dashboards and consistent data presentation across complex collections.

You should use Obsidian Bases instead of standard folders when you need structured views, computed properties, and filtered dashboards for complex collections like project catalogs or meeting notes.