cuken / obsidian-weave

Obsidian Vault Template for Software Developers/Managers working in the corporate world.

Weave

A highly opinionated Obsidian Vault Template for the Corporate World to get you productive fast. Track your meetings, applications, contacts, and tasks and draw connections between all of them.

Features

• Divides your work stream into Applications, Contacts, Daily Journals and Meetings.
• DataView links between all above entities to help you draw insights from your day to day activites.
• TaskViews with a heavy dependency on tags to help you organize your actions and follow ups.
• Inline Regex Script to make entry easier.
  • NEW (included in 0.0.1) If you use github issues or ado work items for your agile backlog, you can now do ;;ado <Work Item Number>:: to have a direct link to your work item entry added, or ;;ghi <Issue Number>:: to have a link to the github issue.
• Hotkeys to help speed up workflow
  • Try Cntrl(Cmd) + Shift + Alt + T from anywhere in the vault to add a task to your current daily file
  • Try Cntrl(Cmd) + Shift + T to add the current time stamp to your cursor position (helpful for your journal logs)
• QuickAdd actions for all major entities above

Prerelease available!

Check out the Releases section and download either the Demo or Clean version of Weave. Demo includes a 'Getting Started' guide as well as some sample data to show all the pieces working together.

Feedback Please!

Weave is something I wanted to give back to the community, pulling inspiration from many others before me. (I need to add a credit section soon...). Any and all Feedback would be greatly appreciated as there is always room to improve the system.

Feature Requests

If you would like to see something added to Weave, please create an Issue and outline what it is you need, or better yet, create a pull request so we can discuss!

RoadMap

• CSS Styling for the vault
• Further Inline Regex for common tasks
• Kanban support
• PKM Integration
• Improve Onboarding experience
• Advanced Templater Functions

Screenshots

obsidian-weave's Issues

Add 'Application Tags' Heading to meeting notes

Proposal to change meeting folder structure

I'm getting to the point after using this system for 2 weeks where I have too many files in the Meetings Folder. Additionally spreading them out by Meeting type isn't really driving any value for me. I propose to further sort the meetings by date instead of type to make finding them in the future easier? I've created a gif to show what I'm talking about, would love to know what the community thinks.

Daily note bug in determining "over due" and "due today" tasks

Instead of tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD") for the dataview queries for "over due" and "due today" tasks, it should be handled using <% tp.file.title %>

Reason: A daily note is not necessarily created on the current day, e.g. one could create a daily note for next wednesday today. In this case, the task queries will show wrong tasks.

how do you go about storing personal notes?

might include daily notes (journals), tasks

Add new DataView pull for applications

From Reddit user @samdoesreddit:

A potential feature might be to add another dataview pull with all notes created about that application? maybe ever pull note tags to sort by with minimal. I want to see all the stakeholder end of project review notes for instance. Sort all notes by type ect.

Daily note template using wrong date if daily note is pre-created

Your daily note template uses the file creation date to filter tasks and other queries. It is common to create a daily note in advance of the actual day, for planning purposes, in which case you put wrong date in your queries.

Example: today is 9/15 but I want to start planning my day for 9/20, if use the calendar to create a new daily note for 9/20 the creation date will be 2022-09-15 and the title will be 2022-09-20 the overdue tasks are for due before 9/15 using your current template when it should be due before 9/20. Since daily note titles are the correct date value use that property rather than calling Now()

For instance change the overdue task list to be:

not done
due before <% tp.file.title %>
path does not include System

PS love your vault, it gave me a great jumpstart.

CSS Styling

I've seen lots of really cool setups that use CSS Styling heavily throughout the vault. Would there be any value in adding it to Weave? What sort of styling should we go for?