Obsidian

What to hand Canonry

A zip of your vault folder. Obsidian already stores everything as plain files, so there is no export step: zip the folder that contains the .obsidian folder and upload that. The upload box takes one file rather than a folder, which is why the zip is the way in, and the .obsidian folder inside it is what Canonry looks for.

What it recognises

Canonry looks for a .obsidian folder to tell your vault apart from any other folder of text files; find one and it shows you how many notes it counted before asking you to confirm the Obsidian playbook. Without one, if every file in the upload is Markdown, it still guesses Obsidian, just unconfirmed - say no either way and it falls back to a short list of other playbooks.

What it reads

Every [[wikilink]] becomes a candidate relation, the starting graph rather than a decoration. That covers aliases, heading and block links, and embeds. Dataview inline fields written as Key:: value are read as structured facts rather than plain prose.