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Examples

Use these examples when you want to copy a working pattern instead of starting from a blank choice.

Workflow Choice type Setup Prerequisites What it creates
Capture to Your Daily Note Capture Beginner Daily note path Timestamped entries, tasks, quotes, callouts, and table rows
Capture to Inbox with GPS Macro Intermediate Obsidian mobile 1.11+ for GPS A timestamped inbox line with coordinates
Add a Task to a Kanban Board Capture Beginner Obsidian Kanban plugin A task in a board section
Fetch Tasks from Todoist Capture and Macro Intermediate Todoist API token Imported Todoist tasks
Canvas Capture Capture Intermediate An Obsidian Canvas file Text added to a selected or targeted card
Add an Inbox Item Template Beginner Inbox folder or note A new inbox note
Meeting notes and project updates Template Beginner QuickAdd 2.27.0 or later Dated notes and updates, ready to type in
Create an MOC Note with a Link Dashboard Template Intermediate Base template file A note with an embedded Base dashboard
Automatic Book Notes from Readwise Template and Macro Advanced Readwise export script Book notes with highlights
Book Finder Macro Intermediate Book lookup script A populated book note
Movie and Series Script Macro Intermediate TMDB API key Media notes with metadata
Move Notes with a Tag Macro Intermediate Tagged notes Notes moved into a target folder
Zettelizer Macro Intermediate Headings in an existing note New notes split from headings
Toggl Manager Macro Advanced Toggl integration Preset time entries

Start with Capture to Your Daily Note for daily-note captures. Use Capture to Inbox with GPS when the line should also store device coordinates. Move to Canvas Capture when your target is a Canvas card instead of a Markdown note.

Start with Add an Inbox Item for a small template. Try meeting notes and project updates to create a dated note or add a section, then start typing where you put the cursor marker. Use Create an MOC Note with a Link Dashboard when you want a generated note to include a live Base dashboard.

Start with Book Finder to see the common macro pattern: prompt for input, call a script, write a note, and open the result.