Architects and manages dynamic database-like views in Obsidian using .base file configurations.
This skill enables Claude Code to master the Obsidian Bases ecosystem, allowing for the creation and editing of .base files that transform static notes into interactive databases. It provides comprehensive support for defining multi-modal views—including tables, cards, lists, and maps—alongside complex logical filtering and custom formula properties. Whether organizing a research vault or building a project management dashboard, this skill ensures that your Obsidian metadata is structured, filtered, and summarized with precision using valid YAML syntax and advanced expression logic.
Key Features
01Construct complex, nested filters using and/or/not logical operators.
02Define custom formulas for computed properties using date, string, and numeric functions.
03Implement automated data summaries like Average, Sum, Median, and Range.
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05Configure global and view-specific properties and display settings.
06Generate valid .base YAML files with support for all view types (Table, Cards, List, Map).
Use Cases
01Developing a financial or time-tracking system using custom formulas to calculate totals and averages.
02Building a centralized project dashboard that aggregates and filters tasks from across an entire vault.
03Creating a visual media gallery using the Cards view to display book covers and metadata.
