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 or unrendered content in the vault. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Wikilinks and Embeds: Create internal links with [[Note]], heading and block references, and embed notes, images, PDFs, audio, and search results with ![[embed]] syntax. - Callouts and Properties: Add foldable callouts with > [!type] syntax and structured YAML frontmatter properties like tags, aliases, and cssclasses. - Obsidian-Only Extensions: Use comments (%%hidden%%), highlights (==text==), footnotes, Mermaid diagrams, and LaTeX math that render natively in Obsidian. - Use Case: When drafting a project note in an Obsidian vault, generate valid frontmatter with tags and aliases, link to related meeting notes, embed an architecture diagram, and highlight a deadline in a warning callout. ## Quick Start Create an Obsidian note for my project with frontmatter tags, a wikilink to my meeting notes, an embedded diagram, and a warning callout for the deadline.
