Migrate from Obsidian by normalizing your vault structure before import.
For general import docs, see:
type).Obsidian can stay loosely structured; Capacities relies on explicit object typing.
The more consistent your folder/frontmatter conventions are before import, the better your results.
If you want a deeper explanation of this shift, read Understanding the paradigm shift.
Use one primary method consistently:
People, Projects, Meetingstype in frontmatter matching target object typesYou can mix both, but they should agree.
Capacities object types are noun-based (People, Projects, Books, Meetings).
Group notes into clear noun-based top-level folders first (for example People, Projects, Meetings) or make sure frontmatter type values express the same grouping.
Then create matching object types in Capacities before import.
For notes/folders that are not noun-like (Inbox, Templates, scratch notes), either:
Before import, keep frontmatter and filenames clean:
title, type, tags, created, where useful)For better link resolution:
In Capacities, go to Settings > Migrate from another tool > Obsidian, then upload your vault or selected folders.
Before importing:
Then click Analyse, review, and click Import. Keep Capacities open until import completes.
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