01
What lands in your vault
- One note per post, filed under notes/YEAR/YEAR-MONTH so the folder tree stays sane.
- YAML front matter with the created date, source permalink, author, media count and reply flag — all queryable from Dataview.
- Your hashtags become Obsidian tags, alongside a "bluesky" tag on every note.
- Replies link to their parent with [[wikilinks]], so threads appear as connected clusters in graph view.
- Quote posts link to the post they quote, the same way.
- An index note summarising the whole archive by month.
02
Installing it
- 1Download the vault zip and unpack it.
- 2In Obsidian choose "Open folder as vault" and point at the unpacked folder — or drag the contents into a folder inside a vault you already use.
- 3Open "Bluesky Archive" to get your bearings.
03
Logseq works too
The same output imports into Logseq without changes: standard Markdown, standard front matter, standard wikilinks. Drop the notes folder into your Logseq pages directory.
Questions
- Will thousands of notes slow Obsidian down?
- No. Obsidian handles tens of thousands of notes comfortably; the notes are small and plain. If you would rather have fewer files, the Markdown archive groups everything by month instead.
- Are images embedded or linked?
- If you include the media pack, images are stored locally and linked with relative paths, so the vault works offline forever. Without it, images point at Bluesky's public servers.