Routes Inbox notes to designated folders based on category frontmatter.
npx skills add https://github.com/fredoliveira/obsidian-skills --skill organize-inbox
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: organize-inbox Source: https://github.com/fredoliveira/obsidian-skills/tree/main/organize-inbox Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fredoliveira/obsidian-skills --skill organize-inbox
Notes accumulate in Inbox and become disorganized. This Skill automatically files notes into their appropriate folders based on the category frontmatter.
Move new Inbox notes to their destination folders by running the organizer on the Inbox content.
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You can auto-file notes from your Inbox by using category frontmatter to automatically route them to designated destination folders within your Obsidian vault. This keeps your notes organized without manual sorting.
When an Inbox note has a missing or unrecognized category frontmatter, the organizer prompts you to manually select a destination folder. This ensures no notes are left behind or filed incorrectly.
Category frontmatter acts as metadata metadata tags that determine where notes are routed. The organizer reads this frontmatter to automatically move notes from the Inbox into matching designated folders.
You can run the organizer on the content within your Inbox folder to move notes to their destination folders. It processes the notes currently sitting in the Inbox based on their category frontmatter.
No specific plugins are required as dependencies. The organizer requires access to your Inbox folder and uses the category frontmatter already present in your notes to determine the destination folders.
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