What problem does it solve? Writing notes for Obsidian requires syntax beyond standard Markdown—wikilinks, embeds, callouts, properties, and comments—and using the wrong syntax produces broken links, failed Dataview queries, or notes that render incorrectly in reading view. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Wikilinks and Embeds: Create internal note links with heading and block references, and embed notes, images, PDFs, audio, and search results using ![[...]] syntax. - Callouts and Properties: Add foldable, nested callouts of 13 supported types and define YAML frontmatter properties like tags, aliases, and cssclasses. - Syntax Trap Prevention: Avoid common pitfalls such as unescaped dollar signs triggering math parsing, bare = characters breaking Dataview inline queries, and unclosed highlight markers. - Use Case: When drafting a project note in an Obsidian vault, generate valid frontmatter with tags and aliases, link related notes with [[wikilinks]], embed a reference PDF page, and add a warning callout—all with syntax that renders correctly. ## Quick Start Create an Obsidian note about my project plan with frontmatter tags, a wikilink to my goals note, and a warning callout.
