🚧 Early alpha — building the foundation. See the roadmap →
KB population and ecosystem shift
What happened
Section titled “What happened”Major KB expansion session — went from 36 to 46+ content pages.
Frameworker research incorporated
Section titled “Frameworker research incorporated”- Full link metadata syntax specification (wrapping styles, regex, two-tier priority)
- Helper function specs (match_value, hierarchical_ffill, path builders)
- Per-framework data source reference (sheets, columns, ID formats, transforms)
- Config schema design (FrameworkConfig + LinkConfig proposals)
DFD-Excalidraw cross-project learnings
Section titled “DFD-Excalidraw cross-project learnings”- File-based graph databases — property graph formalization, Neo4j/CouchDB comparison
- Consistency models — ACID/CAP/BASE analysis applied to Obsidian vaults
- Constraint enforcement strategies — eager/lazy/compensating with metadata tiers
- Key insight: design for lazy detection, not eager prevention
Ecosystem shift documented
Section titled “Ecosystem shift documented”- Dataview is stagnant, Bases is tabular-only, Datacore is emerging
- Critical finding: Bases CANNOT query inline fields or traverse typed links
- Frontmatter-first is the correct default for Crosswalker
- Inline fields reserved for typed-link edge metadata only (needs Dataview/Datacore)
Ideas for follow-up
Section titled “Ideas for follow-up”- Should Crosswalker generate
.basefiles alongside framework notes for instant compliance dashboards? - Datacore monitoring — when stable, could replace DataviewJS for relationship queries
- The metadata tier system (minimal → standard → extended → temporal) should inform
_crosswalkerfield evolution