Wiki Links

Wiki links are the core of Tydora's knowledge management: using [[Note Name]] you can establish bidirectional links between notes, weaving scattered notes into a network. The syntax is consistent with Obsidian.

Note

Typing [[ triggers autocomplete, and you can filter target notes by entering keywords. Link resolution relies on 03-Knowledge-Management/05-Link-Index.

Basic Syntax

[[Note Name]]

Renders as a clickable link; clicking it jumps to the corresponding note.

[[Note Name|Display Text]]

Displays "Display Text" but points to "Note Name". Suitable for natural references within a sentence.

[[Note Name#Heading]]

Jumps directly to the specified heading position in the target note.

Usage

  1. Type [[ in the editor.
  2. Continue typing the note name (fuzzy matching is supported).
  3. Select the target from the autocomplete list.
  4. Press Enter to confirm, and the link is inserted.
Tip

The candidate list shows matching file paths, so notes with identical names can still be distinguished accurately.

Autocomplete

After typing [[, Tydora displays a list of matching notes:

  • Fuzzy search supported: type a partial keyword to filter
  • Real-time updates: filters as you type
  • Keyboard operation: ↑ / ↓ to select, Enter to confirm, Esc to close

If the note a link points to does not yet exist, clicking the link will automatically create the new note and open it. This makes a "link first, fill in later" writing flow very smooth.

Embedded Content

Adding ! before [[ embeds (rather than jumps to) the content of another note:

![[Note Name]]

See 03-Knowledge-Management/02-Embedded-Content for details.

When other notes link to the current note, the 03-Knowledge-Management/03-Backlinks panel lists all the sources, helping you discover "who referenced me".

Knowledge Graph

All [[03-Knowledge-Management/01-Wiki-Links]] relationships are aggregated into the 03-Knowledge-Management/04-Knowledge-Graph, presented as a visual network.