| name | obsidian-1-note-naming-and-organization |
| description | Sub-skill of obsidian: 1. Note Naming and Organization (+3). |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| category | business |
| type | reference |
| scripts_exempt | true |
1. Note Naming and Organization (+3)
1. Note Naming and Organization
# Use consistent naming conventions
- lowercase-with-hyphens.md (recommended)
- Title Case Note Name.md (acceptable)
- Avoid: spaces_underscores_MixedCase.md
# Date prefix for temporal notes
2025-01-17 Daily Note.md
2025-01-17 Meeting with Team.md
# Unique identifier prefix for Zettelkasten
202501171430 Concept Name.md
# Project prefix for project notes
Project-Alpha Meeting Notes.md
Project-Alpha Requirements.md
2. Linking Strategy
# Link generously but meaningfully
- Link when concepts are related
- Don't link common words
- Use descriptive link text
# Create hub notes (MOCs - Maps of Content)
# These serve as entry points to topics
# Example MOC: Programming MOC.md
# [[Python Basics]]
# [[JavaScript Fundamentals]]
# [[Data Structures]]
# Use unlinked mentions to discover connections
# Settings > Core plugins > Backlinks > Show unlinked mentions
3. Daily Notes Workflow
# Morning routine
1. Create daily note from template
2. Review yesterday's note
3. Set top 3 priorities
4. Check calendar and add scheduled items
# Throughout the day
- Capture thoughts in daily note
- Link to relevant notes
- Create new notes for substantial ideas
# Evening routine
- Review completed tasks
- Process inbox items
- Reflect on the day
- Preview tomorrow
4. Progressive Summarization
# Layer 0: Original content (source)
# Layer 1: Bold key passages
# Layer 2: Highlight within bold
# Layer 3: Executive summary at top
Example:
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