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Here's a comprehensive tag reference for your BrainArchive system in Obsidian. This should help you keep your notes organized and easily searchable.
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## Tag Reference
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### Main Tags
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- `#personal`: Personal notes and journal entries
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- `#work`: Work-related tasks and projects
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- `#projects`: Specific projects
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- `#research`: Research notes and references
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- `#learning`: Learning materials and courses
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- `#hobbies`: Hobbies and interests
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- `#reference`: Reference materials
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- `#food`: Recipes and food-related notes
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- `#tech`: Technical notes and documentation
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### Sub-Tags
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#### Personal
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- `#personal/health`: Health-related notes
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- `#personal/journal`: Daily journal entries
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- `#personal/goals`: Personal goals
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- `#personal/finance`: Financial notes
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- `#personal/family`: Family-related notes
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#### Work
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- `#work/tasks`: Work tasks
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- `#work/meetings`: Meeting notes
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- `#work/reports`: Reports
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- `#work/clients`: Client information
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- `#work/projects`: Work projects
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#### Projects
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- `#projects/active`: Active projects
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- `#projects/archived`: Archived projects
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- `#projects/planning`: Project planning
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- `#projects/documentation`: Project documentation
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#### Research
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- `#research/articles`: Research articles
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- `#research/books`: Research books
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- `#research/experiments`: Experiments
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- `#research/data`: Data sets
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- `#research/reports`: Research reports
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#### Learning
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- `#learning/courses`: Online courses
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- `#learning/books`: Learning books
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- `#learning/notes`: Learning notes
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- `#learning/videos`: Learning videos
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- `#learning/webinars`: Webinars
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#### Hobbies
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- `#hobbies/travel`: Travel notes
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- `#hobbies/photography`: Photography notes
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- `#hobbies/cooking`: Cooking notes
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- `#hobbies/music`: Music notes
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- `#hobbies/sports`: Sports notes
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#### Reference
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- `#reference/tools`: Tools and utilities
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- `#reference/resources`: Useful resources
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- `#reference/templates`: Templates
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- `#reference/guides`: Guides
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- `#reference/faq`: Frequently asked questions
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#### Food
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- `#food/recipes`: Recipes
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- `#food/ingredients`: Ingredients
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- `#food/cooking_techniques`: Cooking techniques
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- `#food/reviews`: Food reviews
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- `#food/nutrition`: Nutrition information
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#### Tech
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- `#tech/python`: Python programming
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- `#tech/docker`: Docker
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- `#tech/cloud`: Cloud computing
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- `#tech/security`: Security notes
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- `#tech/webdev`: Web development
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- `#tech/automation`: Automation tools
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### Descriptive Tags
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- `#productivity`: Productivity tips and notes
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- `#finance`: Financial information and management
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- `#marketing`: Marketing strategies and ideas
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- `#technology`: Technology-related notes
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- `#creativity`: Creative ideas and inspiration
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- `#psychology`: Psychological concepts and notes
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- `#wellness`: Health and wellness notes
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- `#education`: Educational resources and notes
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- `#innovation`: Innovative ideas and concepts
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### Special Tags for Note Types or Status
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- `#type/meeting-notes`: Meeting notes
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- `#type/book-summary`: Summaries of books
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- `#type/article-review`: Reviews of articles
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- `#type/brainstorm`: Brainstorming notes
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- `#status/to-do`: To-do items
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- `#status/in-progress`: Items in progress
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- `#status/completed`: Completed items
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- `#status/archived`: Archived items
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### Example Usage
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**Example Note with Tags:**
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```markdown
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# Daily Journal - 2024-06-17
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## Morning Routine
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- [x] Exercise #wellness
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- [x] Meditation #wellness
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- [ ] Breakfast #personal
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## Daily Goals
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- [ ] Finish project plan #status/to-do
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## Tasks
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- [ ] Prepare meeting agenda #status/to-do #work/tasks
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## Events
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- Lunch with Sarah
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## End of Day Reflection
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- What went well? Completed all tasks #reflection
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- What could be improved? Time management #reflection
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#daily #personal/journal
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```
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**Example Project Plan Note with Tags:**
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```markdown
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# Project X Plan
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## Project Overview
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- **Description**: Redesign website #projects
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- **Start Date**: 2024-06-17
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- **End Date**: 2024-12-31
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- **Project Manager**: John Doe
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- **Team Members**: Alice, Bob, Carol
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## Goals
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- Improve UX #goals
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- Increase traffic #goals
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## Milestones
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| Milestone | Description | Due Date | Status | Tags |
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|-----------|-------------------|------------|-----------------|-----------------------|
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| 1 | Initial Planning | 2024-07-01 | #status/to-do | |
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| 2 | Design Phase | 2024-08-01 | #status/in-progress | |
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| 3 | Development Phase | 2024-09-01 | #status/to-do | |
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| 4 | Testing Phase | 2024-10-01 | #status/to-do | |
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| 5 | Launch | 2024-12-01 | #status/to-do | |
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## Tasks
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- [ ] Task 1: Define project scope #status/to-do #work/tasks
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- [ ] Task 2: Conduct user research #status/to-do #work/tasks
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- [ ] Task 3: Create wireframes #status/to-do #work/tasks
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## Notes
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- All team members to provide weekly updates #project/notes
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## Related Notes
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- [[Project-X-Meeting-Notes]] #work/meetings
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- [[Client-XYZ-Report]] #work/reports
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#projects #work
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```
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By consistently using these tags in your notes, you can create a highly organized and easily navigable knowledge base in your BrainArchive system.
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---
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Here's a shell script that takes a variable named `vault_name` in Python case to create the directory structure for your BrainArchive system:
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```bash
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