Import markdown notes

Import a folder of notes

1. Open the Knowledge tab in your workspace.

2. Click Import folder in the sidebar header, or go to Settings → Import and choose Markdown folder → Knowledge. Then pick a folder of markdown or text files.

3. The folder tree is recreated inside the Knowledge Base as folders and notes.

Works with Obsidian and Notion

An Obsidian vaultimports as-is. Wikilinks resolve across the whole Knowledge Base, so a [[link]] finds its note no matter which folder either file sits in. Backlinks and the graph light up as soon as the import finishes.

Notion's Markdown exportworks the same way: unzip it, then import the folder.

How files are named

• Markdown files(.md, .markdown) import under their filename with the extension dropped, so Roadmap.md becomes a note titled Roadmap.

• Other text files import as basename_<ext>, so readme.txt becomes a note titled readme_txt. This keeps a notes.md and a notes.txt from fighting over the same title.

• Duplicate titles are auto-suffixed, never skipped. Two files that would land on the same title both import, and the second gets a numbered suffix. Nothing is dropped for having a name twice.

What is skipped, and the caps

Only text files import. Any file without an importable text extension, like an image, a PDF, or another binary, is skipped. Upload those to your Drive instead.

Two size caps apply to an import:

• 256 KB per note: a single file larger than this is not imported.

• 2,000 notes per workspace: an import that would push the Knowledge Base past this is refused.

Export the Knowledge Base

The Knowledge Base exports as a ZIP of markdown files, keyed by folder path, so the structure you see in the workspace is the structure you get back.