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ot keyword gives you a two-step tag navigator for your entire vault. First, Alfred presents a searchable list of every tag that appears anywhere in your notes. Select one and Alfred immediately shows every note carrying that tag — ready to open, preview, or act on with the same keyboard modifiers you already know from the main o search.
Keyword
ot optionally followed by part of a tag name to filter the tag list. Alfred fuzzy-matches against all tags in the vault as reported by the Metadata Extractor plugin.
How it works
Search your tags
Trigger
ot in Alfred. A full list of every tag in the vault appears. Start typing to narrow the list down to matching tags.Keyboard modifiers
On a tag result
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
⏎ | Show all notes with this tag |
⌘ + ⏎ | Open Obsidian’s search pane filtered to this tag |
On a note result (after selecting a tag)
All modifiers from the maino search are available:
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
⏎ | Open the note in Obsidian |
⌘ + ⏎ | Open in a new tab (configurable: new window or split) |
⌥ + ⏎ | Reveal the note in Finder |
fn + ⏎ | Append content to the note (prompts for text or uses clipboard) |
⌃ + ⏎ | Copy the Obsidian URI for the note to the clipboard |
⇧ + ⏎ | Browse all links of the note |
⇧ or ⌘ + Y | Quick Look preview of the note |
Nested tags
Obsidian supports hierarchical nested tags such as#project/active and #project/done. The workflow configuration lets you decide how these appear in the ot list:
- Keep separate —
#project/activeand#project/doneappear as distinct entries. - Merge with parent — both are folded under
#project, letting you select all notes tagged with any variant of that parent.