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---
title: Obsidian Usage Guide
type: guide
status: stable
created: 2024-02-12
tags:
- obsidian
- guide
- overview
semantic_relations:
- type: implements
links: [[documentation_standards]]
- type: relates
links:
- [[obsidian/folder_structure]]
- [[obsidian/linking_patterns]]
---
# Obsidian Usage Guide
## Overview
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of using Obsidian for knowledge management in the cognitive modeling framework. For detailed information, see the specialized guides referenced throughout.
## Quick Start
### Installation
1. Download Obsidian from [obsidian.md](https://obsidian.md)
2. Install and open Obsidian
3. Open the cognitive modeling vault
4. Configure recommended settings
### Essential Features
- Markdown editing
- Wiki-style linking
- Graph visualization
- Plugin system
## Knowledge Organization
### Directory Structure
See [[obsidian/folder_structure|Folder Structure Guide]] for complete details.
```
cognitive/
├── knowledge_base/ # Core knowledge
├── docs/ # Documentation
└── templates/ # Note templates
```
### Content Types
1. Knowledge Base
- Concepts
- Theories
- Implementations
- Research notes
2. Documentation
- Guides
- API docs
- Examples
- Tutorials
3. Templates
- Note templates
- Code templates
- Documentation templates
## Linking System
### Link Types
See [[obsidian/linking_patterns|Linking Patterns Guide]] for complete details.
```markdown
# Basic Links
[[filename]]
[[filename|alias]]
# Section Links
[[filename#section]]
# Block References
[[filename#^block-id]]
```
### Link Organization
- Group related links
- Use consistent patterns
- Maintain bidirectional links
- Follow naming conventions
## Templates
### Using Templates
1. Open command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + P)
2. Select "Templates: Insert template"
3. Choose appropriate template
4. Fill in template fields
### Template Types
See [[templates/template_guide|Template Guide]] for complete details.
1. Note Templates
```markdown
---
title: ${title}
type: ${type}
created: ${date}
---
# ${title}
## Overview
## Content
```
2. Documentation Templates
```markdown
---
title: ${title}
type: documentation
status: draft
---
# ${title}
## Purpose
## Usage
```
## Plugins
### Core Plugins
1. File Explorer
2. Search
3. Graph View
4. Backlinks
5. Outgoing Links
6. Tags View
### Community Plugins
See [[plugins/plugin_guide|Plugin Guide]] for complete details.
1. Essential Plugins
- Dataview
- Calendar
- Templates
- Mind Map
2. Development Plugins
- Code Blocks
- Mermaid
- PlantUML
- Math Preview
## Workflows
### Content Creation
1. Choose appropriate template
2. Fill in metadata
3. Add content
4. Create links
5. Add tags
6. Review and validate
### Content Organization
1. Use consistent structure
2. Follow naming conventions
3. Maintain clean hierarchy
4. Regular cleanup
### Link Management
1. Create meaningful links
2. Validate link targets
3. Add backlinks
4. Check link graph
## Best Practices
### File Management
- Use clear names
- Follow conventions
- Maintain organization
- Regular cleanup
### Content Structure
- Clear hierarchy
- Consistent formatting
- Proper metadata
- Complete documentation
### Link Hygiene
- Valid links
- Meaningful connections
- Bidirectional links
- Regular validation
## Advanced Features
### Graph View
- Node filtering
- Link filtering
- Custom colors
- Layout options
### Search
- Full-text search
- Regular expressions
- File properties
- Tag filtering
### Automation
- Templates
- Hotkeys
- Scripts
- Workflows
## Troubleshooting
### Common Issues
1. Broken links
2. Missing files
3. Plugin conflicts
4. Performance issues
### Solutions
1. Link validation
2. File verification
3. Plugin updates
4. Cache clearing
## Related Documentation
- [[obsidian/folder_structure|Folder Structure Guide]]
- [[obsidian/linking_patterns|Linking Patterns Guide]]
- [[templates/template_guide|Template Guide]]
- [[plugins/plugin_guide|Plugin Guide]]