What is a Map of Content (MOC)?

An MOC is a central navigation file in Obsidian that organizes related notes into a structured, hierarchical index, making it easier to manage and discover information within a large vault.

Does this skill create the actual sub-pages?

Yes, it generates both the primary MOC index file and the corresponding sub-pages for concepts, principles, and practices based on the directory structure rules.

Which depth level should I choose?

Use 'beginner' for fundamentals, 'advanced' for expert-level deep dives including source analysis, and 'interview' for a focus on high-frequency questions and strategy.

How does it handle different technology versions?

The skill includes a specific workflow for creating a 'version history' page, allowing you to track breaking changes and migration guides alongside your main content.

Is the output compatible with standard Obsidian features?

Absolutely. It uses standard wikilinks [[page name]], YAML frontmatter, and Mermaid diagrams to ensure full compatibility with the Obsidian ecosystem.

Obsidian MOC Creator

Name: Obsidian MOC Creator
Author: blackcater

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Learning & Documentation

Generates structured Map of Content (MOC) documents in Obsidian to streamline technical knowledge organization and learning.

About

The Obsidian MOC Creator is a specialized tool designed for developers to build comprehensive knowledge maps within their Obsidian vaults. It automates the creation of a centralized navigation index (MOC), sub-pages for concepts, and version history trackers, ensuring that complex technical topics are organized logically. Whether preparing for an interview, learning a new technology stack, or documenting project architectures, this skill provides a standardized framework—ranging from beginner-friendly overviews to advanced, production-level deep dives—to turn scattered notes into a structured second brain.

Key Features

Standardized directory and naming conventions for seamless Obsidian integration
0 GitHub stars
Built-in version tracking to document differences between technology releases
Multi-level depth presets including Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Interview
Automated MOC index generation with importance-rated wikilinks (1-3 stars)
Mermaid diagram support for visualizing complex technical architectures

Use Cases

Creating structured project documentation and architectural decision records
Building a personal technical wiki for a new programming language or framework
Organizing study materials and high-frequency questions for technical interviews

About

Key Features

Standardized directory and naming conventions for seamless Obsidian integration
0 GitHub stars
Built-in version tracking to document differences between technology releases
Multi-level depth presets including Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Interview
Automated MOC index generation with importance-rated wikilinks (1-3 stars)
Mermaid diagram support for visualizing complex technical architectures

Use Cases

Creating structured project documentation and architectural decision records
Building a personal technical wiki for a new programming language or framework
Organizing study materials and high-frequency questions for technical interviews