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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.yamuno.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Obsidian Mode

Obsidian mode converts all internal Confluence page links in your export to [[Page Title]] wikilink format. Drop the ZIP into your Obsidian vault and all cross-page links resolve natively — no manual editing required.

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Enabling Obsidian Mode

In the exporter panel, toggle “Obsidian mode” to on before exporting.

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How It Works

Without Obsidian mode, internal Confluence links become standard Markdown links: 
See the [Architecture Guide](./Engineering/Architecture%20Guide.md) for details.
With Obsidian mode enabled, the same link becomes: 
See the [[Architecture Guide]] for details.
Obsidian resolves [[Architecture Guide]] by searching your vault for a note titled “Architecture Guide” — no file path needed.

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Best Practices

Use page tree or space export: Obsidian mode is most useful when exporting multiple pages that link to each other. Single-page exports rarely have internal links to convert. Keep page titles unique: Obsidian resolves wikilinks by title. If two pages in your export have the same title, links will resolve to whichever Obsidian finds first. Ensure page titles are unique across your export scope. Combine with YAML front matter: Enable front matter alongside Obsidian mode. Obsidian displays the title, author, and date fields in the Properties panel and can use them for searches and filters. Drop straight into your vault: After downloading the ZIP, extract it into a folder inside your Obsidian vault. All wikilinks will resolve immediately as long as the exported files are in the same vault.

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Compatibility

Obsidian mode produces standard [[wikilink]] syntax, which is also compatible with: