What problem does it solve? Writing notes for Obsidian requires syntax beyond standard Markdown—wikilinks, embeds, callouts, block IDs, and YAML properties—and getting these wrong breaks links, graph connections, and note rendering inside a vault. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Wikilinks & Embeds: Create internal links with aliases, heading and block references, and embed notes, sections, or images using [[...]] and ![[...]] syntax. - Properties & Tags: Write valid YAML frontmatter with correctly typed properties (text, list, number, checkbox, date) and inline or frontmatter tags including nested hierarchies. - Callouts, Math & Diagrams: Add foldable callouts of all supported types, LaTeX math blocks, Mermaid diagrams, block IDs, and hidden comments. - Use Case: When reorganizing an Obsidian vault, ask the assistant to convert a set of plain Markdown notes into properly linked Obsidian notes with frontmatter tags, wikilinks between related concepts, and callout boxes for warnings. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create an Obsidian note with frontmatter tags, wikilinks to related notes, and a warning callout.