obsidian-bases

Obsidian Bases generates dynamic filtered views by validating .base file YAML structure, applying supported filter expressions, and defining formula references to render reliable table, cards, list, or map views inside Obsidian.

You can compute derived fields and summaries in Obsidian .base files by defining formula definitions referenced by properties and order, including date arithmetic and guarded null handling, validated by the Skill's YAML structure checks.

Correct YAML frontmatter structure for Obsidian Bases requires properly formatted .base files with supported filter expressions, formula definitions referenced by properties and order, and view configurations that render reliably inside Obsidian.

Obsidian Bases formula errors with quoting and date arithmetic occur from incorrect YAML syntax or unsupported expressions; the Skill validates formula definitions referenced by properties and order to troubleshoot quoting and duration arithmetic errors.

Obsidian Bases supports map views and location-based note indexes by configuring .base files with map view types, ordered properties, optional grouping, and summaries, applying to map-based location views in Obsidian.

The best way to build a task tracker dashboard in Obsidian is to generate a .base file with reusable YAML content, applying filters by tags and properties, defining computed formulas, and rendering table or cards views with ordered properties and summaries.