Obsidian is a powerful knowledge base that works on top of a local folder of plain text Markdown files.

Why Obsidian

• Your data is stored locally in plain Markdown files
• It supports Wikilinks for connecting ideas
• Extensive plugin ecosystem
• Works offline
• You own your data forever

Using Obsidian as a CMS

This site is written entirely in Obsidian and published using Jekyll. The workflow is simple:

1. Write notes in Obsidian
2. Commit and push to Git
3. Jekyll builds the site automatically

The [[wikilinks]] syntax is converted to HTML links during the build process using a custom Jekyll plugin.