obsidian-enrich-notelisted

# obsidian-enrich-note A targeted frontmatter update **without moving the file and without changing tags**. Only these change: `aliases`, `up`, `down`, `other`. The note body, tags, `links`, `sources` are left untouched. Semantics of the `up`/`down`/`other`/`links` fields — in `.claude/rules/content-style.md`. Vault structure — in `.claude/rules/vault-struct.md`. ## When NOT to use this | Situation | Use instead | |----------|-----------------| | Need to change tags and move the note | `obsidian-refactor-inbox` | | First need to understand what's in the inbox | `obsidian-inbox-review` | | The note needs to be split | `obsidian-split-note` | --- ## Algorithm ### 1. Read the note Note down the main topic and the key concepts from the title and body. ### 2. Compose aliases Think like the user's search query: - Synonyms of the concept - English equivalent (if the term is well-established) - Abbreviations - Alternative spellings ```yaml aliases: - Закон Гудхарта - Goodhart's Law - Goodhart Law ``` ### 3. Find links ```bash rg -l "KEYWORD" "03. Ресурсы/" "02. Сферы/" | head -20 ``` Where to look: - `02. Сферы/07. Карты/` — candidates for `up` (MOC) - `03. Ресурсы/<Тема>/База знаний/` — atomic notes on adjacent topics (`other`) - If the topic relates to a person, there's no dedicated folder yet — search the whole vault for an existing note about them before adding an `other` link ### 4. Fill in the fields Rules (from `content-style.md`): - `up` — the parent t