obsidian-bases

Obsidian Bases render database-like views for notes using YAML-defined .base files. You can create and configure these files to build queryable dashboards, apply filters, and summarize note collections across your vault.

Obsidian Bases support multiple views including table, cards, list, and map. You can configure these views within your YAML .base files to display note properties and computed summaries dynamically.

You add filters and formulas to Obsidian Bases by writing valid YAML content inside a .base file. The Skill validates these YAML definitions to ensure your filters, formulas, and properties render correctly as dynamic note views.

Yes, Obsidian Bases are designed to build dashboards and track collections across folders or tags. By defining filters and properties in your YAML .base file, you can summarize and query notes in your vault.

Obsidian Bases require valid YAML content to render properly. If your dynamic note view is not working, the Skill validates your .base file to ensure filters, formulas, and properties are correctly defined without syntax errors.

Yes, creating Obsidian Bases requires writing valid YAML content in .base files. You need to understand YAML syntax to define filters, formulas, and properties that generate your database-like note views.