Obsidian
summary
Obsidian serves as a long‑term thinking vault built from plain Markdown files: a home note links to an inbox and a daily note, a DataView.js script shows five random files, and a separate DataView query lists notes with a contacted on property to track outreach (currently two people recorded). People notes start with files prefixed "ad " for quick lookup. Built‑in graph visualizes local/global links, Mermaid renders inline, and PlantUML needs a server to render.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Obsidian
- 0:16When not to use Obsidian
- 1:21Home file and daily notes
- 2:02Inbox and knowledge dumping
- 3:30Random notes with DataView
- 4:57Tracking contacts in notes
- 6:24Taxonomy with curly braces
- 7:30Graph view and relationships
- 8:58Diagrams with Mermaid
- 9:40Bookmarks and private graph
- 10:43Refining and linking notes
- 11:06Q&A and closing
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