wiki-ingest

You can ingest source documents into an Obsidian wiki by distilling knowledge into interconnected pages, automatically creating wikilinks and cross-references to build a cohesive knowledge graph from diverse sources. It supports multiple formats including Markdown, text, PDFs, and web clippings.

Append, full, and raw ingest modes manage what gets ingested into your Obsidian wiki while preserving provenance and manifest tracking. These modes allow selective ingestion control to determine how source documents are distilled and organized into interconnected pages.

Yes, you can ingest multi-format sources including PDFs, web clippings, Markdown, text, and drafts into Obsidian while preserving provenance and manifest tracking. Untrusted content is distilled into knowledge pages rather than executed.

Yes, ingesting documents into an Obsidian wiki requires access to vault configuration and manifests to drive selective ingestion. This ensures source documents are properly distilled into interconnected pages with provenance tracking and cross-page linking.

Untrusted content is distilled, not executed, when ingesting documents into an Obsidian wiki. Strict rules ensure that source materials are transformed into safe interconnected knowledge pages while preserving provenance and manifest tracking.

The best way to build a knowledge graph in Obsidian is by ingesting diverse source formats and automatically creating wikilinks and cross-references between distilled pages. This approach preserves provenance and uses manifest tracking to maintain organization across all sources.