wiki-query

To retrieve specific information from an Obsidian knowledge base, you query a compiled graph index using text search and graph traversal. This mechanism provides direct answers, page summaries, and frontmatter without reading full pages.

Yes, you can trace connections between concepts in your Obsidian wiki by running multi-hop queries. This graph traversal mechanism follows relationship paths across linked notes to map dependencies and synthesize answers from multiple pages.

Yes, setting up question answering in Obsidian requires the obsidian-wiki tool to build and query a compiled graph index. You need this environment to handle factual, relationship, and synthesis queries across your notes.

The best way to find gaps in your Obsidian notes is to run gap queries against a compiled graph index. This information retrieval technique identifies missing links between concepts and highlights areas where synthesis queries return incomplete data.

Yes, graph traversal works for multi-hop queries across linked Obsidian pages by navigating the compiled graph index. This process traces paths between concepts and dependencies, summarizing relevant information from multiple pages into a cohesive answer.

Your wiki query returns incomplete answers when the compiled graph index lacks sufficient links for multi-hop traversal. Gap queries identify these missing relationships, showing where your knowledge base needs more connections to synthesize full answers.