Alexandria
Obsidian and Alexandria both start from plain Markdown, but they organize knowledge differently.
Not yet supported. There is no automated Obsidian importer yet - this is a manual process today.
#project or #reading usually map to Alexandria tags.[[wiki links]] can remain as text while you move content, but Alexandria does not currently have a backlinks panel, unlinked mentions, or graph view.Book tag might define author:string, status:select, and rating:number.Because Obsidian already stores notes as Markdown, your note bodies are usually the easiest part to preserve. The manual work is adapting organization:
[[links]], embeds, and plugin-specific syntax. Keep what works as plain Markdown and simplify anything that depended on Obsidian plugins.Alexandria stores notes as Markdown too, but it expects its own YAML frontmatter. See Imports for the currently supported importer and Switching to Alexandria for the broader migration overview.
Start with tags, not every link. Recreate your most important Obsidian tags as Alexandria tags, then add properties only where they help you sort or review notes.
akb create-tag "Book" \
--properties "author:string" \
--properties "status:select" \
--properties "rating:number"
After the notes exist in Alexandria, apply tags and fill in properties gradually:
akb tag "The Left Hand of Darkness" "Book"
akb set-property "The Left Hand of Darkness" "Book" "status" "reading"