What problem does it solve?
It solves the problem of writing Markdown that looks correct in Obsidian when you need features beyond standard CommonMark or GFM, such as wikilinks, callouts, embeds, properties, and other Obsidian-specific syntax.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Obsidian Flavored Markdown support: Generates syntax for wikilinks, headings, emphasis, strikethrough, highlights, and escaping rules that match Obsidian’s rendering behavior.
- Linking that works in your vault: Creates internal links to notes, headings, and blocks using the exact [[...]] formats Obsidian expects, including search-style links.
- Obsidian-native blocks & metadata: Produces callouts, YAML frontmatter properties (tags, aliases, CSS classes, statuses, dates), and embed syntax for files, images, PDFs, and linked query results.
- Use Case: Draft a research note in your vault with wikilinks to related pages, a callout section summarizing findings, and correct frontmatter properties so Obsidian can index and style it properly.
Quick Start
Create Obsidian-compatible Markdown for my note about “Project Atlas”, including YAML frontmatter with tags, a wikilink to “Resources”, a callout with the key takeaway, and an embed section for a related PDF.