What problem does it solve? Obsidian notes often sit in the inbox with empty frontmatter, making them invisible to search and disconnected from the rest of the knowledge base. This Skill enriches a single note's frontmatter with aliases and bidirectional links (up, down, other) without moving the file or touching its body, tags, or sources. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Alias Generation: Adds synonyms, English equivalents, abbreviations, and alternative spellings based on how the note would actually be searched. - Bidirectional Linking: Searches the vault with ripgrep to find parent MOCs (up), child topics (down), and adjacent notes or people (other), then fills those fields. - Non-Destructive Editing: Only the four frontmatter fields change; the note stays in its folder and existing field values are appended to, never overwritten. - Use Case: You have a note on Goodhart's Law sitting in 00. Входящие. Run this Skill to add aliases like "Goodhart Law", link it up to a metrics MOC, and connect it to adjacent notes — all without relocating the file. ## Quick Start Update the frontmatter of my note on Goodhart's Law by adding aliases and up, down, and other links to related notes in my vault.
