> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://saydo-5cd0e3d7.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Obsidian

> Browse your compiled wiki visually using Obsidian

The wiki output is plain markdown — a regular directory of `.md` files. Because it uses Obsidian-style `[[wikilinks]]` for internal links, you can open the wiki folder in Obsidian and get full bidirectional link navigation out of the box.

## Open your wiki in Obsidian

1. Open Obsidian and choose **Open folder as vault**.
2. Select your wiki output directory (the `output` path in `.wiki-compiler.json`).
3. Open `INDEX.md` to see all compiled topics with bidirectional links.

From `INDEX.md` you can navigate to any topic article, follow cross-references, and jump to concept articles that span multiple topics.

<Tip>
  Use Obsidian's **Graph View** (Ctrl/Cmd+G) to see the relationship between topics visually. Topics that share many sources will cluster together, making it easy to spot the most connected areas of your knowledge base.
</Tip>

## Link style configuration

The `link_style` field in `.wiki-compiler.json` controls the format of internal links:

| Value                | Format                               | Best for                   |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------ | -------------------------- |
| `obsidian` (default) | `[[topic-name]]`                     | Obsidian, Claude Code      |
| `markdown`           | `[Topic Name](topics/topic-name.md)` | GitHub, standard renderers |

To switch link styles, edit `.wiki-compiler.json`:

```json theme={null}
{
  "link_style": "markdown"
}
```

Then run `/wiki-compile --full` to regenerate all articles with the new link format.

## What Obsidian shows

| File            | What it contains                                                     |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `INDEX.md`      | All topics with source counts and last-updated dates                 |
| `topics/*.md`   | One article per topic, with coverage indicators and source backlinks |
| `concepts/*.md` | Cross-cutting pattern articles (generated automatically)             |
| `schema.md`     | Topic list, naming conventions, and article structure definition     |

Because the wiki is just files on disk, Obsidian reads them directly — there is no sync step. Each time you run `/wiki-compile`, the files update and Obsidian reflects the changes immediately.