My Obsidian vault is “all-in-one”, personally I don’t like switching between multiple vaults for work and private stuff, and I organize it in a way to keep things separated in one vault. Multiple templates I’m using automatically generate Tasks in my vault, therefore I need a convenient way to see open work tasks. This blog posting describes the approach I’m using.
Obsidian is a note-taking software and knowledge base software, where the notes/files are written in Markdown. For quite a while I’m using it in my daily work.
One of the cool features it has is named “Daily Notes”. As the name implies, there is a new note generated for every day. For me, this is used for writing down notes which do not deserve their own note. But also this is rather heavily used to share all kind of content from my mobile devides into the daily note in the first place. Content doesn’t have to stay there, in fact most of it is either handled one way or another, or is moved to a different place. But it is a very nice collection point in the first place.