obsidian-projects

To organize project notes in Obsidian, this skill applies a predefined YAML frontmatter template with name, description, status, and priority fields. It structures simple single-file projects and multi-part longform projects within a dedicated projects folder.

Structuring longform projects in Obsidian requires creating a dedicated folder with an index file and separate chapter or scene files. This skill enforces that structure automatically when you request a longform project setup.

Yes, YAML frontmatter is required to manage project notes effectively. This skill enforces a frontmatter structure containing at least the project name and description to ensure standardized metadata for organization and discovery.

Yes, you can create a simple single-file project directly in the projects folder. This skill defaults to a single-file structure with a predefined template unless you explicitly request a longform format with chapters and scenes.

You can link related notes and add metadata by utilizing optional frontmatter fields provided by the template. This skill provides guidance on structuring metadata like category and related notes to improve project discovery and organization.

If your Obsidian project notes lack consistent structure, apply a standardized template with frontmatter and task sections. This skill enforces a uniform body structure and metadata format across both simple and longform projects.