obsidian-vault

To organize Obsidian notes, you use wikilinks to connect related ideas and create index notes to aggregate topics. This approach prefers links over folders to maintain a connected knowledge base.

The best way to create and link a new note in an Obsidian vault is to generate a Title Case filename and connect it using the [[Note Title]] wikilink syntax. You can then reference it from a relevant index note.

You can use folders, but this approach specifically prefers links over folders to organize notes. It enforces Title Case filenames and relies on the vault's root structure to maintain consistency.

To find related notes and dependencies across your Obsidian vault, you can perform fast searches using the Skill's retrieval capabilities. It locates relevant entries and identifies index notes that aggregate connected topics.

Yes, Obsidian vault management requires specific file naming conventions by enforcing Title Case filenames. This ensures consistency when creating new notes and establishing wikilinks across your knowledge base.

You should create index notes when you need to aggregate related topics within your personal knowledge base. They serve as central hubs to organize notes and link related ideas efficiently.