This is my personal Obsidian knowledge base. All notes, ideas, and reference material are organized using markdown, stored in a git-tracked repository, and periodically updated.
This vault serves as a second brain—designed to capture knowledge, surface insights, and link ideas over time. Notes follow the Zettelkasten and/or Evergreen format principles where applicable.
All content is written in plain text markdown and fully compatible with Obsidian.
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├── 00\_Inbox/ # Unprocessed notes and quick captures
├── 01\_Notes/ # Atomic notes (Zettels, Evergreen)
├── 02\_Projects/ # Project-specific notes
├── 03\_Resources/ # Reference material, articles, PDFs
├── 04\_Archive/ # Archived or completed notes
├── Templates/ # Templater/Dataview templates
├── .obsidian/ # Obsidian settings (ignored in .gitignore)
└── README.md
Note: Actual folder structure may vary depending on workflows.
To use this vault:
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/your-repo-name.git-
Open it in Obsidian via:
Open folder as vault -
Set up any Obsidian plugins used (see below).
This vault is optimized for the following Obsidian plugins (not required):
See .obsidian/plugins/ if plugin configs are tracked.
- Maintain an extensible, clean structure
- Foster long-term thinking and idea development
- Store everything in plain text, versioned with Git
This is a personal vault. Pull requests and issues are not enabled.
If you’re inspired, feel free to fork it and adapt the structure to your needs.
All content is © [Your Name or Handle]. Not licensed for reuse unless explicitly stated.
“People write notes to forget. I write them to remember.” — Unknown