obsidian-vault

You can organize Obsidian notes by creating index notes like Skills Index to group related topics, and maintaining cross-note navigation with wikilinks. This enforces a flat vault structure with notes placed at the root.

Searching for notes in an Obsidian vault is done by querying either the exact filename or the text within the note content. This allows you to quickly locate specific information across your entire vault.

Creating new notes in Obsidian requires using Title Case for both filenames and content. You should place these notes at the root level and immediately add wikilinks to connect them to related notes.

Yes, you can use index notes such as RAG Index or Ralph Wiggum Index to manage related topics in an Obsidian vault. These index notes serve as central hubs to group and navigate linked notes.

A flat vault structure with wikilinks simplifies note management by keeping all notes at the root level and relying on wikilinks for navigation. This prevents deep folder hierarchies and makes linking straightforward.