Folio blog: Obsidian
Open an Obsidian vault, Bases, and working next to Obsidian.
Posts tagged Obsidian
Obsidian Bases outside Obsidian: open and edit .base files in a browser
A base is a saved query over your notes, kept as YAML. What Obsidian's help says it contains, and what Folio shows from it: table, cards and list views, filters, formulas, grouping, cell editing with rights, MCP for agents. Kanban, map and plugin functions are not supported.
- Obsidian
Obsidian MCP: ways to give an AI agent your vault
Local REST API plugin, file-based MCP servers, an agent on the folder, the Obsidian CLI, Git and a shared team wiki, compared on who can use each, whether Obsidian must be open, permissions, several people and self-hosting. With the limits of each, Folio's included.
- Obsidian
- AI & MCP
Notion vs Obsidian for a team: what each one gives you, and when neither fits
A table of Notion and Obsidian by the same seven criteria, checked against their own documentation on November 2, 2026: where the data lives, offline, working together, permissions, AI and API, price and self-hosting. Then when each fits, and what to use when neither does.
- Comparisons
- Obsidian
See how your team's knowledge connects: graph, Canvas and Bases in Folio 0.4
Folio 0.4 draws a space as a graph that applies page access, shows the pages around one page, and opens Obsidian Canvas and Bases. Also a shared page timer, Slack and Teams link previews, forms built by agents (49 MCP tools) and opt-in error reporting. What works and where it stops.
- Releases
- Obsidian
Open an Obsidian vault as a team wiki, without changing a file
Folio 0.3 opens an Obsidian vault in the browser for the whole team and leaves the files as they are: wikilinks, embeds, callouts, properties, tags and backlinks, with one-line diffs. How we tested it on real vaults, and what is not supported.
- Obsidian
- Collaboration