obsidian-markdown

Obsidian notes with frontmatter and wikilinks are created using Obsidian-flavored Markdown syntax extensions that support vault-wide inter-note connections. This skill generates structured note templates with title, tags, aliases, and CSS classes for consistent metadata across personal knowledge bases.

Obsidian callouts and embeds are fully supported syntax extensions within Obsidian-flavored Markdown. This skill applies these rich formatting features to your vault notes, enabling structured content blocks and embedded references across research notes and project docs.

Structuring Obsidian vault notes for a knowledge base requires consistent frontmatter properties and inter-note linking through wikilinks. This skill provides guidance and examples for typical vault scenarios, applying structured templates that render correctly and support vault-wide organization.

Mermaid diagrams and tags are supported as Obsidian-specific syntax extensions within the generated Markdown. This skill applies these features alongside callouts and frontmatter to produce rich, interconnected notes ready to paste directly into your vault.

Frontmatter properties like aliases and CSS classes are added by generating YAML metadata blocks at the top of your Obsidian notes. This skill creates frontmatter-driven note templates that ensure consistent metadata application across your project documentation and literature notes.

Obsidian markdown may not render correctly if standard Markdown is used instead of Obsidian-specific syntax for wikilinks, embeds, and callouts. This skill applies Obsidian-flavored Markdown extensions to ensure your notes render correctly and support vault-wide organization.