Lithos Feature Documentation

Creates feature pages in vault/2.features/ that describe individual Lithos capabilities.

Vault Location

[WorkspaceRoot]/vault/2.features/{feature-name}.md

Critical Rules

1. •Icon Required: Both icon and navigation.icon in frontmatter using i-lucide-* format.
2. •No H1: Title comes from frontmatter only.
3. •Folder Minimum: 2.features/ must have at least 2 files at all times.
4. •Tabs for Examples: Use ::tabs with Preview and Code tabs for syntax demonstrations:
   markdown

   ::tabs
     :::tabs-item{label="Preview" icon="i-lucide-eye"}
       {rendered output}
     :::
     :::tabs-item{label="Code" icon="i-lucide-code"}
       ```md
       {source code}
       ```
     :::
   ::
   

5. •Wikilinks: Link to at least 3 other pages (related features, guides, API references).
6. •Callouts: Use at least 2 callouts per page (tip, note, warning, etc.).

Volumetry

• •Minimum 2 H2 sections per page
• •Each H2 has 2-3 H3 subsections
• •Each H3 has 3+ paragraphs (3-5 sentences each)
• •Target: 1000-2000 words per feature page
• •Include practical code examples and configuration snippets

Frontmatter Schema

---
title: string              # Feature name
description: string        # One-sentence summary
order: number              # Position in sidebar (1-10)
icon: i-lucide-*           # Feature icon
navigation:
  icon: i-lucide-*         # Same icon for sidebar
tags:
  - feature-category
  - related-topic
---

Document Structure

Feature pages follow a pattern of concept → usage → configuration:

{Introduction: What is this feature and why does it matter? 2-3 sentences.}

## {Core Concept}

{Explain the mental model and philosophy.}

### {Aspect 1}
{3+ paragraphs explaining this aspect}

### {Aspect 2}
{3+ paragraphs with code examples}

## {Usage & Configuration}

### {Basic Usage}
{How to use it with ::tabs Preview/Code examples}

### {Customization}
{Configuration options, props, settings}

### {Integration}
{How it connects with other features, [[wikilinks]] to related pages}

Existing Features (for cross-linking)

• •[[Obsidian Native]] — Wikilinks, embeds, callouts, math
• •[[Interactive Graph]] — Force-directed graph visualization
• •[[Structured Data]] — Obsidian Bases and databases
• •[[MCP Server]] — AI integration via Model Context Protocol
• •[[Daily Notes]] — Blog archive and RSS feed
• •[[Backlinks]] — Linked references and discovery
• •[[Skill Framework]] — AI agent skill definitions

Workflow

1. •Choose a clear, descriptive feature name.
2. •Determine order based on existing features.
3. •Select an appropriate Lucide icon.
4. •Write introduction explaining the "why."
5. •Structure content as concept → usage → configuration.
6. •Add ::tabs examples for any syntax demonstrations.
7. •Cross-link to 3+ related pages.
8. •Add 2+ callouts with practical tips.
9. •Verify all wikilinks resolve.