Maps of Content

Dynamically generate Map of Content (MOC) indexes by extracting matching elements (lists, tasks, headings, paragraphs, blockquotes) from notes in your vault — powered by a simple code block.

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Highlights

Live, auto-updating indexes — moc blocks re-render automatically when files in the watched folder change. No refreshing needed.

Powerful filter DSL — Boolean logic (AND, OR, NOT), text matching, tag matching, regex, and frontmatter property comparisons with full numeric/date operator support (>, <, >=, <=, !=).

MOC Creation Wizard — Generate moc blocks visually from the Command Palette. No YAML required.

Flexible output shaping — Group by folder, tag, date, or any frontmatter property. Sort, limit, paginate with offset, and count results with showCount.

Templates — Format each matched element using a reusable template note with {{content}}, {{file}}, {{path}}, {{link}} placeholders.

Exclude options — Skip specific folders or files even inside a recursive scan.

Copy & Bake — Copy rendered Markdown to clipboard, or permanently bake a dynamic block into static Markdown in-place.

Create showcase — Run Maps of Content: Create showcase from the Command Palette to generate a ready-to-explore demo folder covering every feature.

Quick start

```moc
folder: diary
element: List
filter: has_tag("#todo")
recursive: true
```

→ See the full block reference in the docs.

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